Sentence examples for surveys of complexity from inspiring English sources

(Moore and Mertens 2011) and (Aaronson 2013b) provide recent philosophically-oriented surveys of complexity theory.

Comprehensive surveys of complexity and the complexity-based approach to randomness are Li and Vitányi 2008 and Downey and Hirschfeldt 2010: Part I. (See also Chaitin 1975, Dasgupta forthcoming: §7, Downey et al. 2006: §§1–3, Earman 1986: 141 7, Kolmogorov 1963, Kolmogorov and Uspensky 1988, Smith (1998: ch. 9) and van Lambalgen 1995).

First, it may be that time of onset is not salient to community-perspective survey respondents when faced with a utility survey of average complexity.

This type of survey introduced two levels of complexity.

Detection of harmful factors requires balanced use of a variety of methodologies from databases on structure-activity relationships through in vitro and in vivo test systems of varying complexity to surveys of wildlife and human populations.

A survey of the literature indicates many dimensions of complexity in defining and investigating pathogenic behavior of bacterial strains and microbiomes in relation to host [ 75– 75].

SemPoD was evauluated both in terms of systematic user survey and scalability for queries with different levels of complexity over increasing size of data.

Recent research has demonstrated that RNA-Seq is not only well-suited for surveying the complexity of transcription, but also for discovering genes and comparing gene expression profiles in eukaryotes [ 13- 18].

Recent transcriptomic studies on yeast, Arabidopsis thaliana, mouse, and human cells have demonstrated that this approach is well-suited for surveying the complexity of transcription in eukaryotes [ 11, 17- 23].

Historical surveys of the early development of computational complexity theory by the Western and Soviet schools are respectively provided in (Fortnow and Homer 2003) and (Trakhtenbrot 1984).

Related themes are discussed by Harman (1986) and Morton (2004 20122). 5. Further reading Historical surveys of the early development of computational complexity theory by the Western and Soviet schools are respectively provided in (Fortnow and Homer 2003) and (Trakhtenbrot 1984).