Sentence examples for sharp complexity from inspiring English sources

We provide several fixed-parameter tractability results, and in one case a sharp complexity dichotomy between a linear-time solvable case and a slightly more general NP-hard case.

Shifting the focus from "maximum vertex signal flow" to "maximum edge signal flow", we show a sharp complexity dichotomy: W-MTO can be solved in linear time if no tree edge has to carry more than two signals, but if this maximum edge signal flow is three, MTO already becomes NP-hard.

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The design of low complexity sharp transition width Modified Discrete Fourier Transform (MDFT) filter bank with perfect reconstruction (PR) is proposed in this work.

First, dimorphism was associated with a sharp increase in complexity and elevated evolutionary rates, represented by a radiation of feeding-forms with structural novelties.

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Frequency response masking (FRM) technique is used to reduce the implementation complexity of sharp MDFT filter banks with PR.

Furthermore, the combination of time domain and FFT domain notch filtering enables to create a sharp notch with low complexity.

This is in sharp contrast with the complexity of the flow observed in the fully turbulent region where combustion takes place in a spotty regime featuring premixed pockets of fuel and oxidizer where the maximum levels of heat release follow quite closely the stoichiometric isoline.

Castles continued to grow in military sophistication and comfort during the 12th century, leading to a sharp increase in the complexity and length of sieges in England.

In sharp contrast with the complexity of PSII, Clds are soluble enzymes catalyzing an O O bond-forming reaction with heme b as the sole cofactor.