Sentence examples for comparable complexity from inspiring English sources

Eventually, one can consider that TR and EGT are of comparable complexity, whereas MRT is the most complex.

However, the cost of working in the encrypted domain has been significantly reduced compared to [9], which has a comparable complexity to [10].

However, CB-FMT and OFDM have a more comparable complexity, i.e., CB-FMT is more complex than OFDM by a factor of about 1.5.

A previously unseen flow field is computed and compared to the baseline linear model and an established non-linear model of comparable complexity.

"It looks like the system is roughly as reliable as most other launch systems of roughly comparable complexity".

They added that it is therefore "likely that some of these abilities" are related to the comparable complexity in the brain structures of whales and hominids.

The setting was, in part, a practical decision: it was far easier for the earliest computers to render the blank canvas of space than the comparable complexities of rocks, hills, or cities.

Thomas Woltz, NBW principal, noted that while other park projects have comparable complexities, they're not on the scale of Memorial Park's (which is nearly double the size of Central Park in New York) — and have nowhere near the buy-in.

Extensive simulation results demonstrate that the proposed scheme obtains higher network throughput compared to the pervious works with comparable computational complexity.

It is an assignment roughly comparable in complexity to that of a team of meteorologists monitoring tornadoes in the Great Plains.

The report noted "no undertaking of comparable scope, complexity and financial commitment has been attempted in a marine environment or world heritage site".