Sentence examples for computable results from inspiring English sources
Here I emphasize analytically computable results for the correlation functions, power spectra and coherence functions of a nonlinear random process associated with an integrable nonlinear wave equation.
This result is significant for computer science: you don't need to build different computers for different functions; one universal computer will suffice to compute any computable function.
We use new computable general equilibrium (CGE) results for worldwide LUC.
We applied the system to an actual hospital-based cohort study performed at our hospital and converted the test results into computable criteria.
Table 2 shows the indicator results computed based on the DSCA dataset, as well as fully computable indicators and denominators based on the EMR data.
The process was more complex and required more time and resources than initially anticipated, but it resulted in computable algorithms that represented the consensus of many experts.
The main idea consists in the utilization of known and short distance between adjacent antennas (in a handheld radar it is usually less than cm) and results in exactly computable and small differences between TOA estimated from both receivers and belonging to the same single target.
This new method for capturing experimental results in a computable form provides a cost-effective way to greatly increase the available body of annotations without sacrificing annotation quality.
In addition, an effective evidence capture system can be used as a mechanism for filtering search results, for establishing computable rules about what data types should be associated with what types of evidence and to flag particular chains of inference that might require further review (e.g. those based purely on computational methods with no experimental verification).
Our exclusion criteria resulted in the exclusion of four trials that were included in previous meta-analysis for following reasons: human immune-deficiency co-infection [ 13], relative risk not computable [ 14], outcome unrelated to diarrhea [ 15] and several co-interventions [ 16].
The approach exploits the particular advantages of the "molecule as computation" paradigm of Regev and Shapiro [ 1]: the resulting models are computable, relevant and understandable.
