Sentence examples for measured complexity from inspiring English sources

A handful of studies that have measured complexity of EEG in aging have produced conflicting results (e.g., Anokhin et al. 1996; Pierce et al. 2000; Gaal et al. 2010).

In this Ashby-inspired view the measured complexity of a system's Responses to Disturbances is proportional to the ratio D/R, where D and R are sets containing the variety of possible disturbances and responses.

Figure 10 shows the "measured" complexity of all solutions explored in this work versus the constellation size, expressed in terms of the exponent (in base 10) of the computational capacity in MUL, for n R = n T = 8 and K = 2.

It is not easy to measure complexity, however.

But measuring complexity is actually quite difficult, and there's not a lot of research that does it comprehensively.

An Encapsulation Class Complexity Metric (EC2 M) is proposed to measure complexity of a class design.

To measure complexity of clumps we used a new method modified from the "chain and tape" method.

In order to defend against overwhelming system complexity, we need to be able to understand and measure complexity and then, manage the issues that cause complexity.

This article describes the initial development and testing of the Antiretroviral Medication Complexity Index (AMCI), an instrument to measure complexity of antiretroviral medications and regimens.

An important aspect of measuring complexity in this manner is that both the organism and the environment affect the metric.

Each instrument measures complexity differently according to the evaluated dimensions.