It is based on the projection technique, used in strongly correlated quantum many-body systems, where first an effective approximate model of smaller complexity is constructed by projecting out high energy degrees of freedom and in turn solving the resulting model by some standard eigenvalue solver.
We also found consistent statistical correlations between MW and A2 (Fig. 12B) or G1 (Fig. 12C), which is an expected consequence of the fact that G1 is associated with small amino acids of low complexity (Fig. 3A and B).
It is seen that AMOSA takes less time in almost all examples because of its smaller complexity.
However, a very large compression factor, very small probabilities of the incorrect verifier's decisions, and very small complexity of the implementation of our scheme that can be attained simultaneously make such a scheme attractive.
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) consist of small, low-complexity sensor nodes interconnected through wireless links.
Wireless sensor networks are posed as the new communication paradigm where the use of small, low-complexity, and low-power devices is preferred over costly centralized systems.
In this, we find that the new base maps bring decisive advancements in preserving the small-scale complexity of global human settlement patterns beyond urban core areas.
On the menu, there are colored dots next to dishes and sakes that are supposed to make pairing the two easier, but since an izakaya meal usually involves picking at a number of small dishes, the complexity of the dot system made me want to retreat into a mug of Sapporo ($5).
Yet, a number of small firms use complexity of design as a substitute to patent protection.
These findings are in agreement with much of the literature which finds that although DOP-PCR amplified human DNA is sufficient for general genotyping purposes [ 31], sequence-specific overamplification and subsequent coverage bias results from amplification of smaller size, lower complexity genomes such as cosmids and plasmids [ 18].
