Steve Canepa, I.B.M.'s vice president for marketing and strategy for the global media and entertainment industry, said the CNN project was "at the upper end of the spectrum" in terms of size and complexity, noting that I.B.M. and Sony would be marketing several versions of the technology aimed at smaller production companies.
Table 1 Evaluating task complexity Note: Adapted with some minor modifications from Geldenhuys (2011).
The higher complexity, noted above, thus appears as a phenomenon that is to be attributed to the combined uncertainty.
A flowchart of PNV_Stoch is shown in Fig. 3 and provides some visual idea of the complexity, noting that there are three user options involved.
However, the percentages show a steady decrease only for the LTT Math Age 9 assessments with increasing model complexity (note that this assessment contains the largest proportion of MC items).
Depending on the complexity of notes being assessed, a single case note review took between 5 and 30 minutes.
The blend, called XO, has more depth and complexity, with notes of dried figs, spices and almonds, and lingers on the palate.
I rarely like wines that get a lot of exposure to oak, but this, which gets four years, is amazingly fine stuff with both freshness and complexity, and notes of almond and quince.
Having formed a crystal of the Leishmania major FH enzyme, it still took Feliciano several months to completely map out the enzyme's structure, partly because of its complexity, she notes.
Depending on the learning goal of the lesson(s) collaborative activities will vary in complexity: comparing notes, sharing information, answering questions, explaining how ideas are connected in the text, arguing a point, discussing different perspectives, or working together to research a topic.
