The phrase "a single computation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one instance or occurrence of a calculation or processing operation.
Example: "The algorithm requires a single computation of the input data to produce the desired output."
Alternatives: "one calculation of" or "a solitary computation of".
The limiting composite curve is itself sacrosanct and obtained by a single computation of the composite table algorithm (CTA) including only non-CCS sources.
The proposed order can be obtained by a single computation of pseudo-inverse of the channel matrix.
The proposed scheme requires only a single computation of precoding vector, however, the conventional iterative beamforming schemes in [7 12, 14] require dozens of computations for precoding vectors, for example, the iterative scheme in [7] requires about 30 repeats of precoding vector computations.
Each thread performs a single computation on one stream processor.
Here is an example combining liveness and safety properties of a single computation: "Whenever a state of alert is reached, the alarm is activated and remains activated until a safe state is eventually reached".
Every broker or dealer in computing its net capital and aggregate indebtedness pursuant to 17 CFR 240.15c3-1 subjectsubjectothethe provisions of paragraphs (b) and (d) of this appendix, consolidate in a single computation assets and liabilities of any subsidiary or affiliate for which it guarantees, endorses or assumes directly or indirectly the obligations or liabilities.
However, recent frameworks of decision making have highlighted that optimal and adaptive decision making does not simply rest on a single computation, but a number of different value computations may be necessary.
This restriction is imposed because we do not want external workers to process any data storage tasks as they are temporary workers with a lifespan of the length of a single computation task.
Though a single computation would take hours, 1018 DNA strands could test billions of combinations simultaneously.
Many data-driven applications perform computations on large volumes of data that do not fit on a single computer.
However, in a model of computation suitable for computation with larger numbers, the computational expense of a single remainder computation in the algorithm can be as large as O h2).
