Sentence examples for algorithmic formula from inspiring English sources

Facebook is famously secretive about the algorithmic formula that pushes certain posts to the valuable real estate at the top of your newsfeed.

ExxonMobil describes itself as a non-ideological corporation, yet it has developed an algorithmic formula for political spending and lobbying that has reinforced its alignment with Republican candidates in ways that Democrats could hardly see as anything but antagonistic.

Mr. Andrews, who has half-jokingly complained in the past that the Eagles coach, Andy Reid, "wouldn't take his calls" before big games, was coy about whether he managed to pass on his algorithmic formula.

"YouTube is struggling to come up with the algorithmic formula and human curation that will set editorial priorities and promote better quality information," Charlie Beckett, a professor in the department of media and communications at the London School of Economics, told VICE News.

Bitcoins are "mined" by using computers to calculate increasingly complex algorithmic formulas and uses public-key cryptography.

Unlike traditional currency, bitcoins are not distributed by a central bank or backed by physical assets like gold, but are "mined" by users who use computers to calculate increasingly complex algorithmic formulas.

The reader is overloaded with algorithmic details and formulae.

The first important algorithmic language was FORTRAN (formula translation), designed in 1957 by an IBM team led by John Backus.

Instead, algorithmic traders must register their formulae with regulators and introduce circuit-breakers.

Though for a given available platform, the algorithmic constants associated with the complexity formula can be computed using multidimensional linear regression, there is still the problem of predicting the performance when the platform is not available.

American computer scientist and mathematician who led the team that designed FORTRAN (formula translation), the first important algorithmic language for computers.