Sentence examples for adapted to compute from inspiring English sources
They were adapted to compute the fitness based on the aggregation of both coupling measures.
Some models, mostly nonlinear, have consequently been developed and the harmonic balance method (HBM) is adapted to compute nonlinear response functions in the frequency domain.
In this paper, we investigate how their framework can be adapted to compute the solution to the time-dependent Maxwell equations.
During the identification phase, the density factor for the k-nearest neighbours of an observation is adapted to compute its inconsistency score.
The efficient implementation of the relevant cycles could also be adapted to compute a recent descriptor known as Unique Ring Families [30].
The results indicate that HR is not adapted to compute blood flow in large arteries as it is unable to capture wave reflections and transmissions when large variations of the arteries' geometrical and mechanical properties are considered.
Note that the algorithm can be easily adapted to computing a sum by multiplying the final average value (arithmetic mean) by the total number of nodes N. The distributed average consensus algorithm computes an estimate of the global average of distributed initial data x 0) at each node k of a WSN.
On the other hand, a family of novel so-called sparse FFT (SFFT) algorithms adapted to computing the FFTs, when only a few Fourier spectrum coefficients of the input signal are different from zero (few largest coefficients of the Fourier transform spectrum), has been developed recently [20, 21].
Commonly used features are broad network access for sharing and accessing data and rapid elasticity to dynamically adapt to computing demands.
(2) The Engset model can be adapted to accurately compute goodputs for TCP and TCP over ATM, with different buffer management schemes.
A three-dimensional cloud of particles is used to track material properties that depend on the integrated history of deformation (the integrated strain, for example); its density is variable and dynamically adapted to the computed flow.
