The phrase "a lookup of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of searching for or retrieving information from a database or reference source.
Example: "The software performs a lookup of the user's details in the database to verify their identity."
Alternatives: "a search for" or "an inquiry into".
It contains a number of functions for adding and viewing the points that simplify its access, along with a lookup of the maximum value in case we overextend by mistake.
To find the Passport number of an individual, a lookup of the Person is always required.
The third step is a lookup of memory and is, too, of time complexity O(1) if the items are stored in an indexed table.
Gutenberg is referred to as a "block editor". Instead of one editor, with a row of buttons across the top, you get editing controls for each block of content that are specific to the type of content you are working with -- an ordinary paragraph, a bullet list, an image, an embedded video, or a placeholder for some dynamic content to be executed on the server like a lookup of current stock prices.
Its purpose is exclusively the processing of data, which at the bottom and per instruction is simply a lookup of (o p 1,o p 2) in some operation's lookup table by calling the comparison algorithm Com to locate the row (marked by o p 1) and column (marked by o p 2).
A lookup of the site's.org domain name shows that it was registered to an address just South of Kyiv, while the servers themselves are located just south of Montreal, Quebec.
The third step is to do a lookup to convert the form of the words to that found in WordNet.
For an individual element, a hash table has an insertion time of O(1) and a lookup time of O(1) [29].
Therefore, the tessellation is computed only once at the beginning of the procedure to determine a lookup table of fiber center reference coordinates.
And a set of specific driving waveforms, which is loaded to a lookup table of the FPGA in advance, is designed to display grayscale on EWDs.
Here, we use an erfcx routine written by SGJ that uses a combination of two algorithms: a continued-fraction expansion for large x and a lookup table of Chebyshev polynomials for small x.
