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This, in turn, indicates that the formulation is well suited for an efficient application of fast solution procedures, such as the fast multipole method.
Finally, we present an efficient application of the proposed approach in the construction of non-complex decision rules for fault diagnosis problems in rotating machines.
We introduce a fully deep-learning approach, based on an efficient application of holistically-nested convolutional networks (HNNs) on the three orthogonal axial, sagittal, and coronal views.
This paper is concerned with an efficient application of fountain codes as an application-layer FEC (AL-FEC) code to meet the QoE demands of video multicast clients with heterogeneous channels and video quality requirements.
In addition, an efficient application of such a computer-based decision support tool depends on the availability of a continuously updated database with all regulatory relevant information on the risks of individual products that is required for the comparative assessments.
Besides, an efficient application of nonlinear models cannot avoid some form of model structure selection, to avoid the well-known effects of overparametrization and to reduce the computational load on-line.
A resource efficient application of these processes requires a high process stability and reproducibility.
For an effective and efficient application of machining processes it is often necessary to consider more than one machining performance characteristics for the selection of optimal machining parameters.
It is concluded the proposed optimization methodology is an effective and efficient application of the capacity-design principle to building frameworks under earthquake loading.
The development of an inexpensive and efficient application of molecular identification procedures would help with the clinical identification of "difficult-to-identify" bacteria and fungi according to 16S rRNA and ITS2 sequences.
This is an interesting feature when we apply the suitable equivalence relations of mathematics into computer science, a simple yet efficient application of the principle "divide and conquer".
