Sentence examples similar to sizes for the problem from inspiring English sources

The exact algorithm proposed in "An exact algorithm for the GTSP" section, is clearly outperformed by heuristics including RACS, because his running time is exponential, while heuristics including RACS are polynomial time algorithms and provide good sub-optimal solution for reasonable sizes of the problem.

However, in most difficult problems the number of possible solutions grows exponentially with the size of the problem (for example, the number of solutions might double for every town added).

The policies put in place so far, such as budgetary austerity, are little match for the size of the problem, they argue, and may make things worse.Instead, governments should take stronger action, much as rich economies did in past crises up to and including the immediate aftermath of the second world war and as, more recently, developing countries have done.

However, these problems have a combinatorial nature, so the computational time increases exponentially with the size of the problem for exact methods, so there is a clear need of developing approximate yet faster algorithms [ 22].

Antimicrobial susceptibility surveillance is essential to evaluate the size of the problem and for the appropriate selection of antimicrobial drugs for treating infected patients [ 9, 10].

"The point that the climate has been changing for centuries understates the size of the problem that we are facing and the size of the action we need to overcome it.

For now, even the size of the problem -- the budget gap was originally estimated by Mr. Corzine to be as high as $6 billion, although he has since appeared to backtrack -- remains a mystery.

The reason why we chose SVD rather than CG is not only that the size of the problem was feasible for our computational environment, but also that the diagonal elements of the resolution matrix could be easily obtained by the SVD method (e.g., Menke, 1989).

That is why Mr Koizumi's election 18 months ago, and the recent signs that he was reasserting himself, inspired such widespread hope.For, despite the size of the problem, and the failure of isolated policies to reverse it, there is every reason to believe that a concerted effort involving co-ordinated policies could turn things around for Japan.

In each case, convergence studies are conducted as the domain size for the microscale problem is changed.

Should τ(0) be so large that it drives the populations negative, it would also be reduced here until it reaches a more suitable size for the given problem.