Examples of exponential

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Usually, it is very hard to characterize the convex hull and, moreover, an exponential number of inequalities might be required to characterize the convex hull.
The algorithm has linear complexity for the case of polytrees and exponential complexity for networks with loops.
Also, due to the sophisticated specializer, the transformation phase may take exponential time, which is not practical.
First, our algorithm does not build any tree data-structure of potentially exponential size.
The central message of these disciplines is that quantum mechanics provides a great - sometimes exponential - improvement in the information processing power of a physical system.
The first server has a general service time with rate m1, whereas the second server has an exponential service time with rate m2.
A hyperbolic discount function often fits empirical data better than the exponential discount function.
As a discount function, they used discounting with a constant discount rate (exponential discounting).
We assume exponential service times, linear holding costs, and operating costs incurred by the servers at rates proportional to their speeds.
The first step is to apply an exponential gain to the received signal to compensate for the radar signal attenuation characteristic through earth material.
Each robot enters the common workspace with exponential distribution, parameter k for robot k.
The existence of such a bottleneck leads to the exponential time dependence of folding that is observed.
The solid lines represent fits to a single exponential.
Time-resolved folding and unfolding experiments with zinc-substituted azurin revealed that unfolding is a single-exponential process, whereas refolding is best fitted with doubleexponential functions.
We are not aware that final lengthening is exponential.
Scheduling tasks with exponential service times on non-identical processors to minimize various cost functions.
In this paper we study the collapse properties of a linear two-dimensional null point by perturbing it linearly and investigating the exponential time response.
Second, while most trustee discount functions had an identifiable shape, even if not always exponential in character, some did not.
First, it was shown that many of our pension fund trustees have shallow and often non-exponential discount functions.
The order can be increased by including more exponentials in a time step.
In this limited way, we recover the features of exponentials from linear logic.
Regressing to models of decaying exponentials led to improved quality in the synthesis of several of the percussive tracks.
The problem is to go on, and to know what to do in, say, the delicate problem of exponentials.
Let us note a general 2-categorical fact, that pullback functors between slices preserve existing exponentials.
Due to the exponentials, the same cannot be said of the usual coherence semantics.
We therefore consider a reformulation of the typing rules that only requires single exponentials.
The best fit was obtained with two exponentials.
In the presence of exponentials, the problem is with entropy, dereliction and the -rule, where points move into or out of the order variety.
The solution is an infinite sum of product form exponentials.
At least this is the case for our present approach to exponentials.
He proposed a modification, which, under certain conditions, guarantees not only the -autonomous structure, but also linear exponentials.
After initially using exponentials, they subsequently realized that polynomials in several variables provided an equivalent (but more useful) formulation.
Although the number of exponentials in is generally quite large for low-rank splittings, the underlying linear algebra carries a reasonable price tag.
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