Sentence examples for introducing additional complexity from inspiring English sources
The Eulerian method was able to manage the strongly nonlinear processes without introducing additional complexity.
The obtained results of our analysis show that there is room for additional extensions to the base ETSI SLAAC solution, which can reduce the IP address configuration time by introducing additional complexity (e.g., in terms of changes to the IPv6 stack or additional processing).
However, since E6 and E7 expression is needed for successful transformation of primary keratinocytes [33], it is possible that the differentiating functionality lies within the E7 protein and/or an interaction of functions between the E6 and E7 proteins, introducing additional complexity into the biological system.
Furthermore, many existing classification methods require predetermination of a set of predictor variables, thereby introducing additional complexity and bias that could adversely affect both model fitting and validation (Ambroise and McLachlan 2002).
When you begin presenting structures such as wind turbines, now you're introducing additional complexities". When asked whether putting wind farms in Southern California would be difficult, Chung said, "Southern California is beyond a hard nut to crack.
Simulation experiments The simulation was used in a series of experiments, as summarized in Table 2, refining the problem specification and introducing additional complexities in a phased series of experiments to help develop understanding.
The intermittent wind generation introduces additional complexity to the system performance and distance protection.
The flexibility and damage failure modes in composite materials introduce additional complexity for predicting hydrodynamic loads when interactive with water.
However, the computation of the tensor introduces additional complexity and usually needs a relatively thicker interface thickness to maintain numerical stability, which makes the solver be complex and inefficient in the 3D case.
As the result, the sleep mode is more efficient compared to the doze mode, but it introduces additional complexity of scheduling and signaling, losses the clock synchronization and requires long clock recovery time; furthermore, it requires the cooperation of the optical line terminal (OLT) in the downstream direction to queue frames.
Although automated systems were originally designed to improve driver safety by reducing driver fatigue, stress and ultimately error, there is growing concern within the Ergonomics and Human Factors community that automation may introduce additional complexity into the driving task placing increased pressure on drivers to monitor both the environment and behaviour of vehicle sub-systems.
