Sentence examples for growth in complexity from inspiring English sources

In fact, the abbreviation "NP" stands for "non-polynomial" and means that complexity increases more rapidly than any polynomial equation — as N increases without limit, there is no value of the exponent X that can make the curve N to the power of X accurately model the growth in complexity.

Regarding increase in the size of problem, exponential growth in complexity makes the model become NP-hard (Park et al. 2007; Jolai et al. 2011).

Besides, the growth in complexity of the map of Los Angeles also benefits STAR since more junctions also generate more opportunities for right-turn forwarding.

The steady growth in complexity of FPGAs has led designers to rely more and more on manufacturers' and third parties' design tools to meet their implementation goals.

When the number of receivers is not so large (see the blue curve in Figure 6 for ), we see a sudden growth in complexity, in terms of number of recursions, when packets.

The junction tree algorithm is used to combine nodes into super-nodes until the graph has no cycles[7], with an exponential growth in complexity as nodes are combined.

As a product surpasses early adopters, growth compounds in complexity and difficulty.

"Gypsy" can be seen as a harbinger of the darker things to come, a turning point in the history of the American musical that would lead to its growth in tonal complexity and stylistic eclecticism.

In addition, the representation of rough sets in DLs brings no growth in the complexity of the corresponding satisfiability problem.

Recent years have witnessed an exponential growth in the complexity and performance of field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs).

The continued growth in the complexity and dimensionality of neuroimaging data will spur the parallel advances of computational models and methods to accommodate such complex data.