Although this may seem like a simple example, the general principle underlies the ability of AI programs to perform complex tasks like facial recognition or understanding language.
The neoconservatives defended America's institutions and values from an assault by what they called a "new class" of intellectuals, bureaucrats and students, and warned against overestimating the ability of government programs to navigate complex reality.
In 2010, an IBM team in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, developed seven pilot programs to address complex issues such as transportation and food safety.
The goal of GP is to 'evolve' computer programs to solve complex problems.
SNP markers within regulatory elements can therefore affect traits by influencing the expression of genes, and could potentially be used in breeding programs to improve complex traits such as drought tolerance, growth and wood quality traits.
The diversity of topics brought up in the interviews shows that it may be difficult to adapt standardized team training programs to the complex environments of specific clinics or to transfer existing modularized training programs from acute-care settings in the context of the German health care system.
Whilst NGO workers noted the need for human rights programs to address the complex drivers of the HIV epidemic, they struggled to tailor them to the Zambian context due to donor stipulations.
Also, in order to apply the developed program to more complex rolling problems, shape rolling of H-beam was simulated.
However, creating a peptidomimetic system that can be easily programmed to present complex structures, biological functions, and morphological features remains a challenge.
Policy workshops provide students with an opportunity to use the analytical skills they have acquired in the first year in the program to analyze complex and challenging policy issues, usually for real clients.
