Sentence examples for complexity research from inspiring English sources

In 1984, he and several physicists from the nearby Los Alamos National Laboratory founded the North American mecca of complexity research, the Santa Fe Institute.

Complexity research is a main concern in disparate science fields such as computing, city planning, Internet, etc.

Out-of-equilibrium systems are the main topic of complexity research, and there has been a proliferation of new analytical methods to investigate them.

The Growth Lab's Economic Complexity research finds Indonesia to be uniquely positioned to drive rapid growth by utilizing existing knowhow and infrastructure investments to move into high-complexity electronics and machinery sectors.

Firstly, the major ecological services of urban wetlands, i.e., its efficacies on water purification, flood control, local microclimate adjustment, and scenic creation and cultural heritage are thoroughly discussed based on the ecological complexity research on urban wetland.

Finally, we look ahead to the future of landscape evolution modeling, arguing for a larger role for complexity research, predictive studies and uncertainty analysis, process definition and feedbacks to and from other fields (including ecology).

Computational-complexity research is seen as more abstract, because it seeks to make general claims about every possible algorithm that might be brought to bear on a particular problem: None can do better than some lower bound.

Abstract: The increasing volume and complexity of research, scholarly publication and research information puts an added strain on traditional methods of scholarly communication and evaluation.

Researchers have implicated the increased complexity of research (including technological advances) and the increase in multi-center and multidisciplinary research collaborations to the growth in the number of authors per manuscript.

Still, most preclinical researchers avoid studying female rodents due to the added complexity of research plans [ 1], without regard for the consequences of generating data that is mostly relevant to only half of the population.

Human lives are inherently complex and no single ethical framework, including ours can claim to capture the complexity of research and understand the ethical dilemmas that arise in these diverse settings.