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(9) An important property of the computation above is that it is independent of the large dimension n (typically several thousands or even higher) in linear system solves.

Lastly, by the computation above, we know that if (v(t)) is a positive solution of (2.1), then (u(t)=I_{0^^{mu_{n-1} }v(t)) is a positive solution of problem (1.1).

The recursive computation above can be efficiently implemented using dynamic programming (DP).

With reference to the computation above, (14.5%-1 14.5%-1 will be applied to give £16,200.

According to the traditional conception, which is presupposed by all accounts of computation discussed above, physical computation requires a physical substratum that implements it.

By the assumption (P3), a similar computation as above shows that g is a function from P C ( [ 0, a ], X 1 2 ) into X 1 2.

In order to be able to also account for temporal relationships, the same computations as above were repeated on sliding windows of variable length (1-hour, 4-hour and 1 day), producing second-order features that capture spatio-temporal relationships, thus preserving useful source data properties.

Thus, by adding all of the computations above, the total computational complexity for the M-QAM HNN MLSE equalizer is (29).

The computations above were fairly compute-intensive, due to the large number of BLAST searches.

Interacting with physical resources that configure an arithmetic problem creates a shifting dynamic problem presentation; these dynamic changes in the problem's appearance may actually perform some of the necessary computations, above and beyond the computations performed mentally by the agent.

The reconfiguration of the problem guides, in part, the allocation of attentional resources and strategy selection (Vallée-Tourangeau, 2013); dynamic changes in the problem's appearance may actually perform some of the necessary computations, above and beyond the computations performed mentally by the agent (see Rumelhart, Smolensky, McClelland, & Hinton, 1986).