Sentence examples for algorithmic instructions from inspiring English sources

The book begins in the 1830s with the prescient Ada Lovelace, Lord Byron's mathematically gifted daughter, who envisioned a machine that could perform varied tasks in response to different algorithmic instructions.

These 16-bit devices are optimized in a variety of different ways, while another will support special algorithmic instructions that can perform operations like "spread" and "despread" from the CDMA wireless standard using a single clock cycle.

Like many of FIELD's previous projects, the generative nature of the work means that it goes through a process of transformation in real-time, right before the viewer's eyes, evolving based on a series of algorithmic instructions that produces a new and different output each time.

The purpose of this paper is to share some results from a year-long teaching experiment in which fourth grade students were given the opportunity to understand fraction concepts prior to the introduction of algorithmic instruction.

While studying art and technology, Rüst developed an interest in what she describes as "automatic software processes and algorithmic instruction as art media".

Eva Tardos: Algorithms, algorithmic game theory.

This paper addresses three key components of a chemical engineering curriculum that prepare undergraduates to be effective process designers in industry: (a) a structured approach relying on fundamentals, integrated with instruction in the competent use of process simulators; (b) a balance between heuristic and algorithmic approaches; and (c) instruction in the integration of design and control.

We describe the algorithmic techniques used to produce assembly instructions given object geometry, orientation, and optional grouping and ordering constraints on the object's parts.

The new resources will enable advanced instruction in digital and physical security, algorithmic bias, image manipulation and source protection in an era of high surveillance.

Our algorithmic technique is based on the hybrid order of instruction execution and it operates at a higher level of abstraction than more commonly used hardware level algorithms in instruction level power-performance estimation do.

So these characteristic motivators, these if-then rewards, they're really good for simple, straightforward, rule-based, what we might think of as algorithmic tasks, where you're just following a set of instructions.