Sentence examples for algorithmic purposes from inspiring English sources
2These regions can represent different material properties, but they can also be used for algorithmic purposes to ensure well-behaved mappings.
The company has unleashed a bunch of sensors, or "BlipTracks" around the airport, that check for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals from cellphones in "discoverable" mode (not creepy since it's just collecting anonymous MAC addresses for algorithmic purposes).
In these cases, the imputation method proposed here may not only help create complete data matrices for algorithmic purposes, but may also identify strongly down-regulated genes that would not be found to be differentially expressed by conventional imputation.
However, the fact that the model can describe these data raises the possibility that the seemingly counterproductive depletion of synaptic vesicles may serve an important algorithmic purpose – allowing an unstable nervous system to compute reliably.
Algorithmic Design Digitizes Fabrics of the Future.
Algorithmic Design Digitises Fabrics of the Future.
The original purpose of algorithmic guideline implementation was twofold.
However, for our purposes the proposed algorithmic solutions fall into two classes: (1) optimization algorithms (either deterministic or probabilistic), and (2) enumerative, exact algorithms.
Unlike several error estimators that have been applied to a limited selection of known time integration methods found in the literature, the proposed estimator offers a significant deviation and difference — that is, it is totally unconstrained from dependence upon algorithmic parameters and is general purpose.
The purpose of this research was to compare virtually three algorithmic guidelines intended for use at a tertiary level in terms of sensitivity, delay to diagnosis, harm, complexity and similarity.
Other statistical methods could be considered for this purpose, for instance an algorithmic approach (24); however, we think that such a strategy would have been too complex for this exploratory study.
