"I liked the relationship; it has a complexity to it," he says.
A real event has a complexity that can, at least in principle, alter whatever surface we see.
Lorea Canales, a Mexican-born food writer in New York, said mezcal has a complexity she doesn't find in tequila.
Every one of these women's stories could be a novel on its own; every one has a complexity and scope that keeps readers turning page after page.
Newly free, struggling to find his way, dependent on the (somewhat tenuous) kindness of strangers, he is both sympathetic and tough; his portrait has a complexity that few authors could achieve.
To my ear it has a complexity, precision and speed seldom matched by the dances that accompany it, and for me none of the movement matches the burning polyrhythms so often achieved by those drums.
Step has a complexity of.
Then, the matrix multiplication in (14) has a complexity of.
Such a process has a complexity of O(n 2).
Step (3) requires O ( S ) additions and thus has a complexity of O ( S ).
In the worst case, the algorithm has a complexity of (Oleft( n^{3}right)).
