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In particular, we identified the fact that the paths are the only tractable component of the design space.
The search for tractable models led to the study of the free motion of a particle (the geodesic flow) on surfaces of constant negative curvature.
Increases in computing speed are beginning to make such models tractable, at least in the case of one or two dimensions.
Overall, viewing language acquisition as a search for simplicity changes the learning problem into a more tractable form.
Others assume that the value of health states consists in individual welfare and take preferences to be the only tractable measure of welfare.
Depending on the nature of the concepts, the presence or absence of such inconsistencies may not be decidable or tractable.
In the worst case, it requires exponential time; but in practice on graphs encountered in everyday applications, the time complexity is tractable.
Heuristically, the price to pay for making the linear eigenvalue problem (2.5) tractable numerically is nonlinearity.
The population of these relationships with numerical parameters is now much more tractable.
In fact our hypothesis enables us to split the problem of speech production/domain-general thought-generation into two, each of which may prove individually more tractable.
However, enclosure had a further advantage in making the workforce more tractable.
A relaxation is a modification of the original problem whose solution is tractable and gives some information about the possible location of the global minimizer.
The power of these methodologies is in modelling agent's planning capabilities and in providing a tractable mechanism for computing plans.
The experiment thus showed results of a situation which is also hopefully tractable to theoretical expansion procedures about the marginal state.
This paper introduces a tractable and intuitive framework for studying economic interaction, and summarizes some key analytical and numerical results.
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