While the formula works well with simple episodes such as the arrest of Mata Hari, it struggles to contain the complexities of Verdun or the Somme.
He wanted a world, not harmonious – he was not naive – but "contrapuntal", able to contain the complexities of even the cruellest histories.
The Bulgarian cartographer Todor Kozlek (Allen Nause), who wants to make a "new and accurate map of the world," finds that his canvas cannot contain the complexities of the present, let alone the future.
EP and ER represent more realistic datasets because they contain the full complexity of the ENSEMBL annotation and they span a range of expression levels similar to real data.
We found that with the analysis of fractions containing only a few small molecules each, rather than crude extracts containing hundreds of compounds, the complexity of spectra and signal overlap was kept to a minimum (see Supporting Information Figures S2 and S3).
In the present work we have demonstrated that superhydrophobic silver films on copper (Cu) substrates can be created in just a one-step process via galvanic reactions by immersing the Cu substrates in silver nitrate solution containing benzoic acid, simplifying the complexity of two different steps involved in the former method.
With recent advances in molecular biology we have begun to appreciate both the diversity of genomic elements contained within chromosomes, and the complexity of their distribution.
Gather enough of this kind of evidence, Koch argues and in theory you could take any device, measure the complexity of the information contained in it, then deduce whether or not it was conscious.
Others admitted to disliking Green's novel but insisted that the larger Y.A. category contains plenty of books with all the complexity of grown-up literary fiction.
The selected network architecture is efficient, in terms of its complexity, as it contains the minimum number of neurons.
