Sentence examples for use of the complexity from inspiring English sources

The second proposal makes no use of the complexity of states of affairs in their individuation and holds that necessarily co-obtaining states of affairs are the same.

Recently developed corpora include annotation of full text documents, such as CellFinder, CRAFT and the Genia Event Extraction, in order to allow systems to make use of the complexities of the languages which can only be found in the full text but not in the abstracts.

We note that while the reference function, and hence the environmental challenge could also be described as having either high or low complexity, we have chosen to restrict our use of the term complexity to describe only networks.

This is the reason we propose the use of the computational complexity TCC M).

Virologic criteria were not used because of the complexity of defining ART failure in children using viral load and the unavailability of regular virologic tests in Ethiopia [ 10].

Contradictory data may be the result of the different tumor models used and of the complexity in metabolic adaptation of cancer cells.

There is no overall conclusion to the report, but in its last paragraph the Home Office authors reflect that the lack of any clear correlation between "toughness" of approach and levels of drug use demonstrates the complexity of the issue: "Achieving better health outcomes for drug users cannot be shown to be a direct result of the enforcement approach".

To objectively assess the trends in domain architectural complexity, we made use of the previously devised complexity quotient (CQ) [ 19].

This is accomplished numerically through use of the FFT, because complexity of the first order system approach precludes analytic inversion.

Martin Fowler and Ryan Murray from Thoughtworks cite a "microservice premium," where in many use cases the complexity of microservices hampers the productivity of your team.

Note that the use of low complexity filters in the blast can reduce significantly the length of continuous regions of homology.