Sentence examples for algorithm demands from inspiring English sources

It was shown via numerical examples that the Root algorithm demands considerably less computational time than the Opt algorithm and the iterative approximative algorithms.

Since the fast algorithm demands for a linear amplitude detector, we used a function to convert every voltage measurement from the TBC corresponding to a power measurement from the power detector into a number.

As indicated by the results, compared with the simple interactive genetic algorithm, the proposed algorithm demands fewer number of design evaluations made by user and achieves the user's desired design within a shorter time and after fewer algorithm generations.

For requests of Type 2 which involve greater demands than do those of Type 1, while Root algorithm demands are still 6.4 seconds, the Opt demands 725.8 seconds for substrates with 10 nodes.

Further, in the proposed algorithm demand side operator controls the consumption by monitoring the temperature, therefore need to instal smart thermostats/controllers, and continuous monitoring of prices in buildings is eliminated.

Fentanyl was similar, probably because the dosing algorithm demanded frequent monitoring and adjustment, thereby preventing over-sedation.

However, these algorithms demand higher computation performance, which makes the implementation on many existing systems very slow or even impractical.

These algorithms demand dedicated (and often expensive) hardware that is capable of handling complex tasks in real time.

In this case, optimization algorithms demand the availability of a heat exchanger network model in order to predict the network behavior.

Since most algorithms demand high processing times and some level of scene understanding, on the fly processing might be impractical due to battery consumption.

Conversely, the guidelines would be hardly applicable in preliminary RAs, i.e., those that are "defined when the technology, software solutions, or algorithms demanded for its application do not yet exist in practice by the time of its design" (Angelov et al. [2012]).