Sentence examples for more complex reference from inspiring English sources

We will start to implement more (complex) reference maclets, composed primitives and neighbour filters in the near future and hope that our framework will be used by many MAC designers to implement and test their design on real hardware.

In spite of its simplicity, the method furnishes reasonably good predictions, in comparison with a more complex reference calculation method and can be proposed as a simplified tool for design purposes.

At this point, the present approach consists of trying to understand (using an ML algorithm) all this statistical information and create a decision tree to be implemented as part of the H.264 encoder algorithm in order to replace the more complex reference one.

As biosimilars of more complex reference products have been developed (e.g., glycosylated erythropoietins, follitropins, and monoclonal antibodies), there has been no decrease in the prevalence of structural and quality differences [ 8, 10, 12, 13].

However, the proposed SI approximation method based on motion estimation is inevitably more complex than reference frame averaging.

As seen from the figures, the PSNR-bitrate obtained with the proposed transcoder deviates slightly from the results obtained when applying the considerably more complex cascade reference transcoder.

It came as no surprise to discover that the reality is far more complex, and my reference points somewhat outdated.

3. The interference of the proposed system is more complex than the reference [7].

This indicates that there is no single map of locations determining which items get attention: attention is sometimes allocated on the basis of location in egocentric space, sometimes on the basis of location in more complex frames of reference (a point that was among those raised by Allport, in his influential critique of the Broadbentian debates (see Allport, 1992, p. 197)).

Reflexivity is much more complex than self-reference, requiring we take into account not only the conditions of the external world, but also those of our internal states.

More studies of this type are needed, although in the case of VL, they are more complex in terms of reference standards.