Sentence examples for being able to compute from inspiring English sources

Our proposed method has the advantage of being able to compute both DOA and offset.

For time-sensitive industries, being able to compute and train locally is critical.

This included demonstrating skill in being able to compute and locate earthquake epicenters from seismograph data, determine event distance and magnitude, and use trilateration to determine event epicenters.

Being able to compute an FFT in realtime is important as many features for activity recognition are gained from the frequency space [7, 49].

"The new Gateway EC Series product lines were designed for the many PC users that have embraced the fun and productivity of being able to compute and stay in touch while away from their home or office," said Ray Sawall, senior manager of product marketing for Acer America.

Being able to compute the Krawtchouk polynomials, we can define the Krawtchouk moment of the (n + m + l th order for an image of size N × M × L as Q nml = ∑ x = 0 N - 1 ∑ y = 0 M - 1 ∑ z = 0 L - 1 K ̄ n ( x ; p x, N - 1 ) K ̄ m ( y ; p y, M - 1 ) × K ̄ l ( z ; p z, L - 1 ) f ( x, y, z ).

In Table 5, we give the maximum size of the simplicial complex for which we were able to compute PH with each software package in our benchmarkings.

Moreover, the server is able to compute the desired computations for recommendations without compromising the true rating information.

In the late 1980's, artificial intelligence researchers seized on Bayesian techniques in part because more powerful computers were able to compute large networks of many variables quickly.

The use of DBNs allows the user to be able to compute measures that are not directly computable from DFTs, but that are naturally obtainable from DBN inference.

For all except 3 models, we were able to compute the reactive organizations using the deterministic algorithms for organization computation [see Centler et al. (2008) for algorithmic details].