Sentence examples for more complex interconnections from inspiring English sources
I address more complex interconnections by asking whether Joyce, in "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man," is writing from his own consciousness or from that of the fictional character Stephen Dedalus.
The model will soon be extended to shared memory communications and more complex interconnections.
We examine anti-windup architectures for linear systems containing what might be broadly called "non-standard actuators" – actuators which may not be easily approximated by simply a saturation or rate-limit, but which are a more complex interconnection between linear elements and sector-bounded nonlinearities.
In contrast, MNs are in more complex interconnection with a large number of alternative pathways, and thus their P/Rs are much higher.
Families and tribes begin to interact with one another giving rise to more complex forms of social interconnections (PE 207).
Prior work such as [10] has addressed the question of how to model an individual channel with finite time delay efficiently, however, our philosophy here will be to work at the level of more complex sub-networks that mediate interconnections among multiple-input/multiple-output components.
Those System on Chip, Current chip designs incorporate more complex multilayered and stack segmented interconnection buses with various routing architectures results in a Network on Chip.
Undersea systems demand topologies that are more complex than simple point-to-point interconnections.
A model "one city + one plant" was followed in the twentieth century by more complex and efficient schemes when electrical interconnection developed, together with pumped plants for energy storage.
The MAT pathway required more complex adjustments, in part due to the interconnection with the HOG and PHD pathways.
The ensuing bust was made more dangerous because of the second weakness: the complex interconnections of securitised finance meant that no one understood what assets were worth or who owed what.
