Sentence examples for a technique for splitting from inspiring English sources

The key to Fastpass's efficiency is a technique for splitting up the task of assigning transmission times so that it can be performed in parallel on separate cores.

This is a popular and common technique for splitting logs.

It is a technique for balancing contradictions.

Use a technique for Faith.

By using techniques for splitting and sharing this type of data as well as utilising individual biometric traits in the entire process of distributing all shadows of the concealed and split information makes the proposed cognitive cryptography techniques an innovative, extremely useful tool for securing data of major importance.

The most significant upgrade planned to address scalability for Ethereum is a technology called "sharding -- a technique which would split the network up into smaller pieces called "shards" to massively improve transaction speeds.

This change must be accompanied by splitting the vertical limb of the reduction to accommodate the repositioning of the triangle, a technique known as split reduction.

There are many different techniques proposed for splitting (Lohrenz et al. 1964; Ahmed et al. 1985; Ahmed 1989; Pedersen and Christensen 2007; Hosein and McCain 2012) among which splitting plus fraction into pseudo-components using semi-continuous thermodynamics as proposed by Behrens and Sandler and completed by Whitson and Brulé has attracted more attention (Ezekwe 2011).

This study investigated a new technique for the bilateral sagittal split osteotomy (BSSO) by adding a new osteotomy line at the inferior border of the mandible in the Obwegeser Dal Pont operation.

The techniques proposed herein are: (i) an algorithm for splitting the database of snapshots generated by the full-order model; (ii) a method for solving quasi-symmetrical matrices; (iii) a strategy for reducing the frequency of the projection.

That appears to be a bit of a new technique for the hedge fund, which has a specialty in finding companies like Marathon Petroleum, Oil States International, McGraw-Hill, Barnes & Nobles and Ashland that it believes can split in two.