Sentence examples for constituent complexity from inspiring English sources

In addition to the potential effect of flavor or constituent complexity on food intake and satiety, there is an additional dimension to the sensory experience of eating that is textural complexity and palatability.

Table  2 presents a detailed explanation of the constituents of complexity and example quotations from the interview.

The purpose of the study is to examine the constituents of decision complexity and explore the cognitive strategies clinicians use to control and adapt to their information environment.

The overall goal for this study is to identify the constituents of decision complexity and the cognitive strategies to inform the design of health information technology and provide high-level cognitive support to clinicians.

The following three themes emerged as the constituents of decision complexity experienced by the Infectious Diseases experts: 1) the overall clinical picture does not match the pattern, 2) a lack of comprehension of the situation and 3) dealing with social and emotional pressures such as fear and anxiety.

The result of such techniques is the production of representations that have in some interesting sense a complexity whose constituent structure is largely implicit in that the constituents are not tokened explicitly when the representations are tokened, but can be recovered by further operations upon them.

From its late 17th century inception in modern form, science has strongly privileged the reductionist mode of thought that breaks overt complexity into constituent parts and then tries to explain the totality by the properties of these parts and simple interactions fully predictable from the parts.

The drilling operation of hybrid FRP/Ti composite, however, represents the most challenging task in modern manufacturing sectors due to the disparate natures of each constituent involved and the complexity to control tool material interfaces during one single cutting shot.

Albeit silks are fairly well understood on a molecular level, their hierarchical organisation and the full complexity of constituents in the spun fibre remain poorly defined.

With the motivation of proposing a class of turbo codes with low complexity, high-rate constituent encoders, Daneshgaran et al.[4] constructed recursive constituent encoders of rate k/ k + 1) by puncturing a rate-1/2 recursive mother encoder.

One major drawback of high-rate constituent encoders is the decoding complexity since it increases exponentially with k and with the constraint length for various decoding algorithms.