Sentence examples for increasing degree of complexity from inspiring English sources

Various FE models are developed and evaluated, with increasing degree of complexity.

The proposed model involves formulating the simulation problem at different levels of increasing degree of complexity, in which mass, energy and momentum balances are conveniently applied to represent the behavior of the process.

Accordingly, this paper will present a sociological discussion on social mechanisms to cope with the increasing degree of complexity resulting from the ES transformation.

As these experiments aim at assessing the proposed model against the conventional ones, MPM restoration of the hidden process of interest is also achieved according to the following family of approaches (with increasing degree of complexity): ▪ The segmentation is accomplished based on the first sensor signal using: K-Means, standard HMC, and evidential HMC.

In the specific example of the Arabidopsis circadian clock, a sequence of models has been published with an increasing degree of complexity from one-loop to four-loop [20], [21], [25], [26].

These limitations can be surpassed introducing an increasing degree of complexity into the geometry of the devices.

First we grasp the locations in Hamlet, then the plot, then character motivation, etc. in increasing degrees of complexity.

Applications with increasing degrees of complexity in the flow physics are introduced to illustrate how QBMM are used to solve real problems in chemical engineering.

Three examples of failure in forged parts are included to show increasing degrees of complexity in the failure analysis: a suspension Z-bar, a heavy transmission shaft, and a torsion bar.

Designed to imitate the hierarchical structure of the nervous system, CNNs reflect activation with increasing degrees of complexity that transform the incoming signal onto object-level representations.

One may be tempted to defend the progressionist language by referring to a putative macroevolutionary trend towards increasing degrees of complexity.