However, it is not generally possible to recover the original topology with great accuracy, mainly due to the short time series data in face of the high complexity of the networks and the intrinsic noise of the expression measurements.
However, in face of the increasing scale, complexity and flexibility of modern power systems, several fundamental measures including further R&D efforts should be taken to ensure the effectiveness of technological measures.
Her research investigates the efficiency and robustness of human learning and inference in the face of the complexity of the world as approximated, for example, through large corpora of child-directed speech, or plots of books and films.
As Habermas argues, if the communitarian position appears irrelevant in the face of the complexity and internal diversity of modern societies, it reminds us that modern states are a "political form of life" that cannot be "translated without remainder into the abstract form of institutions designed according to general legal principles".
The first rule taught to me by my mentor, Holocaust historian Yehuda Bauer, is to be humble in the face of the complexity of that with which we deal, and the silence of the victims.
The New York State Regents must have missed that the Educational Testing Service acknowledges the "limitations of graduate school admissions tests in the face of the complexity of the graduate education process have long been recognized...[the] critical skills associated with scholarly and professional competence...are not currently measured by graduate admissions tests".
Ending impunity by creating a reliable international criminal enforcement system for the perpetration of the gravest crimes, and to do so in the face of the complexities of international politics and sovereignty, ranks up there in daunting tasks.
He acts as a proxy for the average American who is sympathetic to the subject but feels powerless in face of its complexity.
Rather, and more subtly, it says that insisting on the opposite virtues — loyalty and steadfastness — is a tiresomely middle-class trait, not to be asserted too much or too often in the face of the complexities of life.
Practice changes often flounder in the face of the complexities of organizational inertia and professional resistance, and change management is a major problem when large scale institutional and professional interests are at stake [ 65].
