However, the usual finite difference discretization of these methods is often excessively slow when accurate solutions are sought, even in two dimensions.
"So not excessively excessive.
While several studies have merged medical data mining techniques with statistical analysis, their proposed mechanisms are excessively complex and are not particularly accurate for individual patients.
Our results indicate that the models generated by Rodda et al. [2] are excessively broad and do not represent an accurate picture of the potential current or future extent of the Burmese python in the United States.
However, due to the size of foundation piles, accurate estimations require tests which are excessively long for practical applications.
However, the traditional multilevel fuzzy comprehensive evaluation algorithm relies on the expert's knowledge and experiences excessively, and the result of the evaluation is usually less accurate.
The stress-based approach such as the modified Goodman constituting the basis of the current design rule predicted excessively conservative fatigue life, while the developed methods gave more accurate prediction.
The accurate definition of the complete system can lead to excessively large models as the size and complexity increases.
In some ways her alienation makes her an even more accurate observer than a "normal" person would be, because she focuses excessively on the ghosts who are not present as well as the strangers who are — and that, too, is part of the real Berlin.
A substantial but not excessively large data set is required for this purpose in order to obtain accurate estimates but limit computation time.
