Sentence examples for increasing complexity for from inspiring English sources
We derive rigorous relaxations of increasing complexity for the two alternative nonlinear formulations that have been previously proposed.
The endovascular first approach has led to increasing complexity for surgical bypass especially in those patients without autogenous conduit.
To make the architectures remain efficient, the hardware blocks need optimization to deal with the increasing complexity for visual objects processing.
The applicability of these alternatives is discussed by means of case studies of increasing complexity, for which detailed design, control and dynamic simulation results are provided.
Telematics plays a major role in space exploration, as all space missions involve remote control from ground In addition, some control loops can be closed on-board, by human beings for manned missions, or by automation processes of increasing complexity for unmanned missions.
The motivation of the present work is to comparatively evaluate the computational time and the results obtained using three computational models of increasing complexity, for the simulation of the closed part of the cycle of an internal combustion engine with a bowl-in-piston design, running under motoring conditions in the range of 1200 3000 rpm.
Such lack of functionality leads to increased complexity for the MN, increased power expenditure, and a waste of air resources.
Thus, a high over-sampling factor M simplifies the design of the LC analog filter at the expense of an increased complexity for the digital interpolating filter.
Although different statistical approaches have been proposed for analyzing microarray time-course data, method for analyzing such data collected using the popular case control design in clinical investigations has not been proposed perhaps due to the increased complexity for the existing parametric or non-parametric approaches.
The sustainable restoration of rivers and floodplains designed to maximise desirable RES and natural capital must be predicated on the awareness that Anthropocene rivers are still largely imprisoned in the banks of their history and this requires acceptance of an increased complexity for the achievement and maintenance of desirable restoration goals.
Nonetheless, increased complexity for analysis and interpretation should be acknowledged when using a multimeasure approach, such as different timeframes for measurements and different results produced [ 56].
