The phrase "a computational basis and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing theoretical frameworks, algorithms, or systems in computational fields.
Example: "In quantum computing, a computational basis and the associated algorithms are essential for processing information."
Alternatives: "a computational framework and" or "a computational foundation and".
It is shown that decimal coding, processed using ranking, elitism and mutation, provides a satisfactory computational basis and offers certain advantages over binary versions.
To this body of data, we present a computational basis for postulating three additional diversification mechanisms; i) gene and segmental duplications driven by sequence similarities among the genes and the flanking microsatellites, ii) ectopic duplication, and iii) gene conversion promoted by coding region sequence similarities with strand exchange blocked by flanking microsatellites.
It is concluded that the proposed approach lays a computational basis for further exploration of fracture analysis in jointed slab-on-grade systems.
Conventionally, the input of the quantum circuit is assumed to be a computational basis state, usually the state consisting of all \(\lvert 0\rangle\).
We now present two schemes of ancilla-mediated quantum computation that require only a single fixed-time ancilla-register interaction and ancilla preparation in the computational basis and hence are minimal control models.
Hickok, G., Houde, J. & Rong, F. Sensorimotor integration in speech processing: computational basis and neural organization.
The special states \(\lvert 0\rangle\) and \(\lvert 1\rangle\) are known as the computational basis states, and form an orthonormal basis for this vector space.
The importance of this approach is that it provides a linguistic and computational basis for the use of context-free grammars by using comparative terms.
Our results provide a semantic and computational basis for developing systems that incorporate new information into action domain descriptions in an action language, in the presence of additional constraints.
