The available simulation codes are able to cope with the high degree of geometric complexity in close-to-reality scenarios.
Due to the complexity of the deployment problem in reality, the deployment problem is treated as a complex adaptive problem and simulated through different sets of experiments and settings.
Considering the complexity of the optimization problem in reality and in order to find the optimal solution of multi-objective optimization problem in a smaller range, the notion of quasi-efficient and weakly quasi-efficient are introduced as follows (see [12, 21, 22]).
Although these hospitals are classified along a hierarchical three-tier referral system, in reality the level of complexity of services between these hospitals is less significant [ 6].
In reality, despite the apparent complexity of cellular networks, only a very limited number of core network topologies are capable of robustly executing any particular biological function [ 22].
The seemingly straightforward task of analysing faecal egg counts resulting from laboratory procedures such as the McMaster technique has, in reality, a number of complexities.
But in reality it underlines the inherent complexities of blending two very different styles of driving — and suggests that robot cars might actually be too cautious and careful.
His stereotyping distorts the complexity and reality of black life in America.
We need assessments that reflect the complexity and reality of student performance in schools -- not standardized tests but projects, portfolios, and actual work in the real world.
Despite some limitations, an Actor-Network Theory-based approach is conceptually useful in helping to appreciate the complexity of reality (including the complexity of organisations) and the active role of technology in this context.
