Sentence examples for unacceptable complexity from inspiring English sources

The agreement would come more than a year after Texaco's board rejected a formal proposal from Chevron to acquire it for about $37.5 billion, citing unacceptable "complexity, feasibility, risk and price" as the reasons for abandoning the deal.

We justify this requirement by noting that intercell interference can be addressed by proper resource allocation (scheduling) and power control and by arguing that multicell MS would lead to unacceptable complexity in real systems.

Wideband sensing based on Nyquist sampling is similarly unsuitable in such applications, often yielding either an insupportable sampling burden or an unacceptable sampling complexity.

Generally, instead of searching an optimal solution with an unacceptable computational complexity, the combinatorial suboptimal method of subcarrier assignment and power allocation is proposed: firstly the subcarriers are assigned to the SUs and then the power is allocated to these subcarriers.

@Stake, which counts Microsoft among its customers, "fired me by press release, retroactively and in public," he says.The gist of Mr Geer's argument is that Microsoft has over the years created "unacceptable levels of complexity" in its computer code.

The book forges fundamental kinetics into a practical tool by presenting new effective methods for elucidation of mechanisms and reduction of mathematical complexity without unacceptable sacrifice in accuracy.

The book forges fundamental kinetics into a practical tool by presenting new, effective methods for elucidation of mechanisms and reduction of complexity without unacceptable sacrifice in accuracy: fewer equations (lesser computational load), fewer coefficients (fewer experiment to determine them).

Unfortunately, this complexity is unacceptable for implementation purposes.

Maximum likelihood (ML) decoding achieves optimum performance, but it requires decoding the received block starting with all the possible initial states, which increases decoding complexity to unacceptable levels [36].

It is, in any event, unacceptable to argue that the complexity of cash flow valuation makes it an exception that can only be handled through amorphous concepts like discount factors and not with the normal rules of probability and statistics.

As for (mathcal {L}_{PHY}), it is extremely difficult to get closed-form optimal analytical solutions to (phantom {dot {i}!}mathbf {P}_{mathbf {S}_{1}}), (phantom {dot {i}!}mathbf {P}_{mathbf {S}_{2}}), and P R. In addition, the computation complexity would be unacceptable for implementation.