Sentence examples for calculation for more from inspiring English sources

Inkjet printing software is very sophisticated stuff -- if it can calculate how much yellow and magenta and cyan ink to spit onto a dot the thickness of a human hair, you can be sure that it can adjust that calculation for more or less absorbent paper.

To improve the robustness of the calculation for more complex jet exit geometries, the present study makes use of the finite element method (FEM).

True enough, this exempts Google from admitting it had up to 21 hours of downtime in one day (worst-case of course, see Pingdom's calculation for more information about that as well a more likely scenario), because it ignores all unavailability under 10 minutes, which by today's standards is a very long period even for free services (SLA applies only to paying customers, but still).

Moreover, due to its heavy computational costs, the calculation for more than 20−30 genes without TF information can be infeasible.

It would be valuable to have Daily Menu calculations for more countries across the world.

With sufficient calculation capacity for more systematic work, we can aggregate all blocks together and solve the linear programming problems at the same time.

All the programs are open-source and allow for different learning approaches, from application exercises with these equations, to correlation of equation parameters or implementation of modified equations and calculation algorithms for more advanced courses.

We reasoned that because the HIS3 TR was calculated mathematically by dividing the RA by mRNA stability [14], we could do a similar calculation for many more yeast genes if we used published data [3], [4], [17].

The data from this study would allow us to conduct a power calculation for a more definitive study, possibly a cluster randomised trial.

Thus, incorporating a linear model of change in one type of substitution directly into the likelihood calculations allows for more precise analysis of this type of change without so much over-parameterization (Fig. 1).

His observations from South Africa of the Moon, Venus, and Mars, in conjunction with similar observations already made in the Northern Hemisphere, led to the calculation of more accurate values for the distances of these bodies.