It's an extraordinarily difficult vertical to get a solution for," says Mahoney, referring to the complexities of apparel companies' business practices, such as style variation, and coordinating demand to meet manufacturing.
Complex epilepsy to the epileptologist, on the other hand, refers to the complexity of the seizure pattern.
To be fair to Ms. Goldberg and her panelists, all of them referred to the "complexity" of this issue, and conceded that some artists actively resisted the idea that their ephemeral works be conserved.
Much research has referred to the complexity of research methods modules within undergraduate degree programmes.
In the three instances above, the lexical instantiations of Complexity- 'challenge'easierier' and 'hard' refer to the complexity of human activities, which respectively are 'teaching music', 'understanding lessons' and 'marking a music performance'.
Also note that we evaluate and refer to the complexity of version I of the new AF-based estimator since it is more computationally expensive than version II. 9 Their complexities also increase exponentially with the number of unknown DOAs, K, contrarily to the proposed estimator whose complexity increases only polynomially with K (see Table 1 for K=4).
A major obstacle to developing this kind of technology refers to the complexity involved in handling all the information about the large number of Moving Objects (MOs), as well as the total signaling overhead required to manage these procedures in the network.
Variety refers to the complexity of the data, and there can be a Big Data challenge when the data includes complex problems such as high dimensionality, data from many sources, or data having many different data structures: all of these problems can cause difficulty in processing with traditional computing or techniques (which is also referred to as "Big Variety").
This characteristic requires the implementation of real-time processing for the streaming data analysis (e.g. on social media, different types of transactions or trading systems, etc).. Veracity refers to the complexity of data which may lead to a lack of quality and accuracy.
