That is, he possesses a complexity of bearing, an openness of spirit, and a fullness of experience that allow him to embrace high ideals and at the same time to permit trespasses against convention.
Also, methanol extracts of lignite samples showed that endemic Pliocene coals possessed a complexity that was not matched by any nonendemic lignites, including a nonendemic Pliocene age lignite (Orem et al. 2002; Tatu et al. 2003), or other coals (Tatu et al. 2000a, b; Feder et al. 2002).
Their corresponding algorithms are mathematically proved and possess a cubic complexity to the input data size.
Unless NP = P, none of them can possess a polynomial complexity and be proved to find the true global minimum.
However, sequence analysis of putative metazoan OGAs shows that they also possess a low-complexity N-terminus (residues 1 59), and a 'middle' domain (residues 367 707), also containing a low-complexity region (residues 396 553).
The supertree building problem is NP-hard, i.e., any algorithm to solve it must possess an exponential complexity (if NP ≠ P).
Taking into consideration the average length of mRNAs (~2 kb), intermediate-size ncRNAs (~150 bp), and TUFs (~90 bp), this amounts to having a matching primer start site for every 5 to 6 bases of the transcripts, which indicate that the NSR primers set possess a sufficient sequence complexity to obtain high-density coverage for potential target transcripts.
While in vivo models often possess a level of complexity that hinders the isolated and direct observation of a single receptor ligand interaction, commonly available in vitro systems do not allow precise tuning of biophysical parameters such as receptor density and, simultaneously, hydrodynamic shear.
Cliffs possessed a moody complexity beyond anything I had known.
But his work is not primarily a response to the textures of a score, and his movement possesses a kinetic complexity that takes far more liberties with ballet's vertical planes and effortless equilibrium.
