In multi-celled organisms, for example let's say, humans, just for fun.
Each of us is a being...an individual: totally autonomous,and pretty darn complex. But of our parts makes sense (physically) and each breaks down into smaller parts that also make sense. For example, organ systems. Each organ system has a function that's extremely complex...and its parts break down into tissues. Tissues each perform a function which is incredibly complex...but its parts break down into cells...and even the cells are specialized...and the DNA in their nucleus tells them what to do and be. We wont approach the complexity of info contained in DNA, but we can Sure tell you what it's made of...and if you look at a strand up-lose you can even tell EXACTLY what its made of....in perfect order. I would say that's a pretty complete example of ordered complexity...
Yeast cells may be...!
O(n*n)
you can find an example in this link ww.computing.dcu.ie/~away/CA313/space.pdfgood luck
Means hierachy of organisms in another sense.. For example.. Cells - tissues - organs -systems - indivigual.
time complexity is 2^57..and space complexity is 2^(n+1).
A sentence with the word complexity is this sentence doesn't have much complexity.
The Complexity of Cooperation was created in 1997.
Complexity - journal - was created in 1995.
switching complexity
History and examination is determined by these 4 complexities: Straightforward. Low complexity. Moderate complexity. High complexity.
The complexity of this question is to great for an adequate answer
complexity of avl tree is o(n).