Sentence examples for stages of complexity from inspiring English sources
State-of-affairs are non-linguistic formal objects that come in various stages of complexity (see Gawron & Peters 1990 for a brief overview, Devlin 1991, 2006 for a more detailed exposition, and Ginzburg & Sag 2000 for a system based on a richer ontology).
Although a link between the immunity and cancer was observed almost 150 years ago [ 1], the exact nature of the relationship has been developed and debated through several stages of complexity.
At a certain stage of complexity, design decisions may have limited cells' ability to exchange genes, and the ancestral pool would have split into the three kingdoms seen today, the new theory suggests.
I believe games have reached a stage of complexity, acceptance and maturity that it's only normal that these kinds of themes are appearing.
SAFES methodology allows the analysis of different elements in a system: the components, phases and states of aggregation in the food during the process to understand the process stages with a suitable level of complexity.
Acts contributing to the actual treatment of the body after burial, although classified under the general label of secondary treatment of the deceased, have only recently started a fruitful discussion regarding the different stages of mortuary complexity.
Apparently, these eyes were added to enhance the representation of intermediate stages of eye complexity.
Our system uses detection models with multiple classification stages of increasing complexity as shown in Figure 2.
Even a universal code must have progressed through evolutionary stages of increasing complexity.
It consists of four low-resolution stages of increasing complexity in the energy function, in which symmetric fragment insertions are interleaved with symmetric rigid-body trials.
To generate our own test model, we combined a sequence capture method with NGS in three experimental stages of increasing complexity (E. coli genes, multiplexed E. coli, and multiplexed HapMap BRCA1/2 regions).
