Sentence examples for adequately computed from inspiring English sources
We also show that the function that relates the conserved variables and the physically observed concentrations of the components in the mixture is one to one and it admits a global inverse, which cannot be given explicitly, but can be adequately computed.
This refinement strategy enables us to adequately compute negative streamers in pure gases in the parameter regime where a physical instability appears: branching streamers.
Remember travel time to and from the Grand Canyon as well to adequately compute the amount of time needed for the rafting trip.
To assess the fit of model to our data adequately, we computed Goodness-of-Fit Index (GFI), Comparative Fit Index (CFI), and Root Mean Square of Approximation (RMSEA).
Two types of estimates of the number of measurement occasions (O) necessary to obtain an adequately reliable estimate were computed.
The average GC-content induced by the current value of the x parameter can then be adequately estimated from the sample, or computed exactly using recent algorithmic advances (Ponty and Saule, 2011).
Note that in a typical assessment such estimates must be computed for several CSS in order to adequately explore the space of candidate predictive features, so that it is crucial to perform these estimates efficiently.
Total scores of the five physical examinations were computed as follows: Students received two points for an adequately performed item, one point for an inadequately performed item and no points when an item was omitted.
An examination of land-cover class and landscape metrics, computed from the maps, indicated that a suite of metrics adequately describes the changing landscape at Fort Benning, Georgia.
How do we adequately assign tasks to compute nodes (executing a mapper or a reducer)?
Post-hoc comparisons were computed with Tukey's post-hoc tests to compare the means across age groups between malnourished and adequately nourished children for those test scores that showed significant effects.
