The phrase "associated with the computation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements, factors, or variables that relate to or are connected with a computational process or analysis.
Example: "The variables associated with the computation must be carefully defined to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "linked to the computation" or "related to the computation".
The severe errors associated with the computation of derivatives of functions approximated by Chebyshev polynomials are investigated.
We further consider combinations of techniques for reducing the costs associated with the computation and increasing the accuracy of the cost formulation.
An economic study of construction material efficiency is associated with the computation of the temperature deviations and applied to housing in semi-arid regions.
The cost associated with the computation of fields atNsobservers produced by a surface bound source density represented in terms ofNsspatial samples forNttime steps scales asO NtN2s) if classical time domain integral-equation-based methods are used.
The main advantage of our formulation is that it avoids the difficulties associated with the computation of vorticity values, especially on solid boundaries, encountered when solving the streamfunction vorticity formulations.
Previous proposed formulation associated with the computation of the lateral pressure on an engineered structure subjected to a tsunami wave is invalid for the evaluation of the lateral pressure on a bridge deck subjected to breaker bores.
The models are simple and fast as they avoid the inaccuracies and inefficiencies associated with the interim computation of statistical performance measures such as ANSS, ANOS, etc.
With this definition of w, it has been possible to obtain, for our test problems, the behavior of the error associated with the numerical computation of the solution of (7), i.e., an indication of the accuracy on the solution of the nonlinear equations (7).
They are characterizing the accuracy/performance tradeoffs associated with these computations, where performance refers mostly to the number of passes but also to the total computational effort (including communication).
The classical difficulties associated with the implementation and computation cost of the GFEM are dealt with through a multiscale approach based on the Saint Venant principle.
The classical difficulties associated with the implementation and computation cost of the GFEM are dealt through a multiscale approach based on the Saint Venant principle.
