Sentence examples for Short computer from inspiring English sources
When the computer time required for collecting a suitable number of target crossings is excessive, we propound to hybridize the MC approach with the recent SubSampling computational procedure, usefully applied in the engineering reliability field to computing very small failure probabilities in short computer time.
An appropriate first-principles based boiler model with short computer execution time but yet reasonable accuracy in both air-fired and oxy-fired configurations is highly desired.
The numerical implementation has short computer run times and should be useful in the design of extrusion cross-sections and in the optimization of the process variables.
A short computer program written in MATLAB forms an integral part of the book, and a user-friendly executable program is also provided.
A short computer program has been developed for the nonlinear static analysis of a plane truss model of a beam structure, with incremental loading.
This study shows that the semi-analytical models have a clear potential to provide accurate solutions, requiring only a short computer time.
Mr. Lasseter and the others at Pixar began to churn out a series of short, computer-generated films, about one a year.
Mr. Lasseter and a friend put together a short computer-generated test and showed it to their bosses, but at the time Disney was not interested.
He went to graduate school at Berkeley, where he made a short computer-generated film, "The Campanile Movie," that looked as if it had been shot from a plane flying around the campus's iconic tower.
By 1984 Lucasfilm had hired John Lasseter, who had worked as an animator at Disney, and he took advantage of the company's technological strides to create short computer-animated films.
There were some short computer-generated (CG) films, but full-length animated films were still mainly hand-drawn and two-dimensional, with sparing use of CG imagery in some sequences, as in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" (1991) and "Aladdin" (1992).
