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The low palaeolatitude archives must therefore represent a more complex scenario18,22,24,25,26 than that of a single, major glacial event.

In general, non-linear machine learning algorithms represent a more complex optimization problem than linear methods and therefor require more training examples.

Moreover, the ANN models combine the information obtained from the selected features to represent a more complex and nonlinear (except for Perceptron-type ANNs) relationship between molecular structure and activity than is suggested by the inherently linear descriptor ranking.

They do not overlap with those genes induced during the early phase of infection and may represent a more complex array of molecular and cellular events during viral clearance.

Larger FD values represent a more complex branching pattern.

Then, these indicators can even be combined to represent a more complex rule.

Therefore, our ECM approach represents a more complex set-up probably resembling the in-vivo situation.

However, pattern recognition in multivariate time series (STM) represents a more complex problem (nonpoint-prototype problem) with intrinsic characteristics.

This supports the growing perspective that Oldowan technology represents a more complex behavioral pattern than is usually associated with the beginnings of hominin tool use.

But Mancusi-Ungaro felt that the subtle contrasts between the plum-colored borders, which are painted with pigments dissolved in rabbit-skin glue, and the black expanses represented a more complex range of aesthetic and emotional concerns.

It has been recognized that English as the language of international scholarship represents a more complex picture in the humanities and social sciences (HSS) than in science and engineering, with multilingual scholars in the HSS often negotiating international engagement and local commitment by publishing both in English and their first language.