Computational Sentence Examples

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  • Distributed computing makes enormous computational problems affordable to solve.

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  • For revenge, Archimedes devised a fiendish computational problem that involved truly immense numbers.

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  • The computational power of the Altix systems has significantly accelerated research progress by delivering results in much less time.

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  • In the UK and Europe, computational aerodynamics now plays an important industrial role and it has significantly influenced the design of modern aircraft.

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  • Although some were designed specifically to meet the needs of computational chemistry applications, they remain generally applicable.

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  • The Department spans all areas from molecular and cellular through to biophysics and computational biochemistry.

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  • The results concentrate on the application area of computational chemistry.

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  • Her research interests are representation theory, algebraic combinatorics and computational algebra.

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  • The theory of computational complexity is the investigation of the time, or memory required for solving computational problems.

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  • An experimental and computational study of the enantioselective lithiation of N -Boc pyrrolidine using sparteine-like chiral diamines, J. Am.

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  • She uses " blood " and " CFD "; then " computational fluid dynamics " instead of " CFD " .

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  • The work consists of applying computational fluid dynamics simulations to study the fluid dynamics simulations to study the fluid dynamics of surgically reconstructed fluid domains.

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  • The new edition has nearly 200 of its 648 pages devoted to computational electromagnetics.

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  • These facilities will be linked with existing research computing facilities to provide a Campus computational grid for research.

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  • A new chapter on computational hydraulics has also been included in the third edition.

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  • Computational prediction methods have enormous potential for the future of clinical and experimental immunology.

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  • Abstract The field of biologically inspired computing has generated many novel, interesting and useful computational systems.

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  • The Mathematical Tripos includes Computational Project courses which train students to solve analytically intractable mathematical problems using computers.

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  • The computational cost of refining these n-m guesses will rapidly become large as the dimensions of the space increase.

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  • Decrypting the DVD involves mounting a fairly large-scale computational effort to recover the key.

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  • One of the goals of this meeting is to identify how computational linguists can help the writer.

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  • What really attracts me to computational linguistics is its breadth.

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  • Central to the present approach is the geometric flexibility of an unstructured tetrahedral computational mesh [12] .

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  • In the project I use computational metalanguage to denote and so render these names computationally tractable.

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  • It uses a monadic intermediate language, MIL, based on Moggi's computational metalanguage.

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  • How are computational models of sequence learning relevant for understanding natural language development and its processing?

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  • This tool is provided by Computational molecular biology at the US National Institutes of Health.

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  • We present generalizations of both constructs, which we call parameterised monads and parameterised Freyd categories, that also capture computational effects with parameters.

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  • His research interests include neurobiology, cell biology, and the emerging field of computational cell biology.

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  • Iain started a PhD in computational neuroscience at UCL in October 2002.

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  • They note " Computational modeling has strengths orthogonal to the strengths of either traditional research discipline " (p. 7 ).

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  • Molecular Computation Using DNA to solve computational problems can allow massive parallelism, by exploring 10 19 cases in parallel.

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  • The IPI has the vision to become a global center of excellence in biosciences research and a world leader in computational pharmaceutics.

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  • The principal goal of the workshop is to bring together researchers in the area of computational phonology.

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  • He is now working on molecularly imprinted polymers and the rational design of polymers using molecular modeling and computational chemistry.

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  • Going Beyond the ' Complexity Effect ' with an Agent-Based Computational prototype.

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  • Computational Steering Traditionally, large compute-intensive simulations are run non-interactively, through submission of one or more jobs to a batch queue.

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  • A major part of current UCL research in computational rheology is now devoted to the emerging field of micro-macro simulation of complex flows.

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  • The PhD could itself include computational work to extend the scope of the model.

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  • The transport properties of these liquid or crystalline suspensions are modeled by theory and by computational simulation.

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  • It will use computational stylistics for a formalist discrimination of patterns of language in the texts and will thus begin with a descriptive base.

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  • Some of the common approaches of computational stylistics are therefore ruled out.

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  • Beside these topics, the Institute is in the lead of computational predictive toxicology.

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  • The computational group has a transputer based Meiko Computer Surface and is developing a small parallel array based on i860 nodes.

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  • We have also developed parallel SP algorithms and the computational results vindicate the long-standing claim that such algorithms achieve both speed-up and scale-up.

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  • No human could ever do this, for in these purely computational matters, machines are vastly superior to us, and always will be.

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  • In some twentieth-century science fiction visions of the future, humans created friendly robot sidekicks with data storage capacity and computational speed the human brain lacked.

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  • Think of how a few thousand years of human civilization got us to a certain amount of computational power.

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  • This figure is projected to increase to 42 percent by 2050, according to a 2010 study in PLoS Computational Biology.

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  • Victoria is Queen, gaslights illuminate the streets of London, and the insertion of computational ability into the social structure has unintended consequences.

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