Sentence examples for slight complexity from inspiring English sources

FBMC-OQAM and GFDM go a step further: interference between adjacent bands is minor, making these waveforms particularly interesting for 5G scenarios, at a price of slight complexity increase.

They implore you take another sip, find another nuance, look for another slight complexity of flavor.

By further integrating a matrix interleave operation in the inner PC encoder, the cascaded coding scheme can acquire significantly improved BER performance by imposing some slight encoding/decoding complexity, which in fact provides a great compromise between the error-correcting capacity and implementation complexity.

Only the processing dedicated to the elimination of the intrinsic interference contributes to a slight additional complexity.

At the cost of slight increasing complexity due to the gain update at each step, the OMP algorithm shows a clear gain in terms of performance.

These striking characteristics of the IME introduce a slight geologic complexity in the lithostratigraphic architecture of the area at certain locations, especially those localities around the geologic contacts.

If none exists, the FWT engine would go further in the LTE spectrum to search with the resolution of a resource block (RB) with a very slight additional complexity; this constitutes another benefit of using FWT over FFT.

Using FWT has added many benefits to the spectrum sensing process as shown in the upcoming sections where we can go deeper while sensing the LTE spectrum till an RB resolution with a slight additional complexity.

But, Kitcher says, that is only because they slight the complexities of culture's effects on natural selection: As he puts it, "culture appears to be at some level autonomous and in some sense irreducible, and this is what scientism cannot grasp".

Block-PIC significantly outperforms the conventional PIC with a slight increase in complexity.

Instead, only for the core, a slight increase in complexity is exhibited for classes of games whose worth functions encode NP-hard optimization problems, as in the case of certain combinatorial games.