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In addition, the complex interactions among different nodes of the extracted networks increase the computational complexity of existing network theory-based methods.
Analysts attributed this to growing disenchantment with the awkwardness and complexity of existing technology.
The language, Dog, is designed to reduce the complexity of existing programming languages.
The Green Paper notes that investor associations have increasingly expressed unease with the complexity of existing long-term incentive arrangements.
Another was an increase in the complexity of existing cell types, and astrocytes in particular have undergone numerous changes during human brain evolution.
The complexity of deployment depends on the complexity of existing messaging environment.
We model the orbital debris environment by a set of differential equations with parameter values that capture many of the complexities of existing three-dimensional simulation models.
This particular prototype instrument avoids the complexities of existing neutral atom optics by replacing them with an aperture in the form of an ion beam milled pinhole, resulting in a resolution of around 5 microns.
The complexity exponent of existing MIMO-MAC DMT optimal codes [26, 32, 36] is also given to further motivate our design objectives that are presented in Section 3 and to serve as a baseline for comparing the complexity of the first proposed scheme given in Section 4. The first scheme is based on a simple time sharing among pairs of helpers, when n t =1, n r =2 and K≥2.
We use L ocARNA without any speedup heuristics to stress the inherent complexity issue of existing structure-based clustering methods.
More than 1 metropolitan planning organization may be designated within an existing metropolitan planning area only if the Governor and the existing metropolitan planning organization determine that the size and complexity of the existing metropolitan planning area make designation of more than 1 metropolitan planning organization for the area appropriate.
