To avoid the costs and complexity of tracking all these exchanges, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the mortgage industry set up MERS to record loan assignments electronically.
In Florida, the interconnectivity of hydrologic pathways due to the karst landscape and high volumes of rainfall add to the complexity of tracking nutrient loads back to their sources.
Interpretations of these associations must consider the correlational nature of these relationships as well as the complexity of tracking the uptake of a range of treatments.
Low-cost estimation of stationary signals and reduced-complexity tracking of nonstationary processes are well motivated tasks than can be accomplished using ad hoc wireless sensor networks (WSNs).
Iterative extended KF and Gauss-Newton algorithms are developed for reduced-complexity tracking, along with accurate error covariance updates for assessing performance of the resultant sparsity-aware state estimators.
The government inspectors' report grapples with those complexities, but tracking flows of money from company to company via dividends and inter-company accounts is not easy.
They are claiming it reduces the complexity associated with tracking your most critical business services, while reducing the risk of these systems going down.
In this sub-section, we propose a semi-greedy approach, which performs significantly better than the greedy one (see Section 5), yet does not require the complexity burden of tracking rewards per state, which is infeasible merely due to the large number of states, nor does it require sending redundant packets.
In "SOA's Dirty Little Secret," I pointed out how SOA comes at the burden of operational complexity and how companies like AmberPoint are tracking the complexity of dependencies on Web services.
That last step is not an easy task — people generally use a pseudonym or alias on the 3D printer services, which adds an extra layer of complexity for tracking infringers.
