The complexity of the social hierarchy of blacks, whites, and people of mixed ethnicity was compounded on some islands by the arrival of other ethnic groups.
Finally, we combine the good distribution-sensitive behavior of Keep, Jump, & Walk, and the good complexity of the Delaunay hierarchy, into a novel point location algorithm called Keep, Jump, & Climb.
The biological organization at the cellular and molecular level during spermatogenesis is exposed to an exceptionally fast evolution [26] [28] and exhibits a general trend of increased complexity along the hierarchy of species [29], [30].
In addition to advanced technologies for large-scale numerical computation, the project addressed the technologies required for big data and graph processing, the complexity of memory hierarchy, and the power problem.
To reduce the complexity of the GO term hierarchy, functional areas were derived consisting of headline terms that represented the gene set at a maximum of certainty, information value, coverage and conciseness (Lotsch et al, 2013).
After learning, the complexity of the extracted features increased along the hierarchy, from edge detectors in the first layer to object prototypes in the last layer.
However, in view of the taxonomic diversity observed in novel data, it is common to bin the observed 16S rRNA into operational taxonomic units (OTUs) [ 2], and use the latter for estimating the hierarchy and complexity of the data.
Indeed, the 1st Louisiana Native Guards came into being only temporarily because of the complexities of racial hierarchy in some regions of the antebellum American South that created pockets of relatively privileged African-Americans who clearly understood the vulnerability of their position and sought to do what they could to protect it.
The complexity of the mural decoration offers evidence of the hierarchy in importance of the villa's different rooms and areas.
