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Re Ben Zimmer's essay "The Jargon of the Novel" (July 31): I fear some misleading (and some tautological) conclusions may be drawn by "scholars in the growing field of digital humanities" who understand computation better than fiction.

To avoid these problems, we expect to consider more points from objects in front of the wall, which would reduce the computation and better constrain the rigid transformation.

Unlike existing approaches, proposed method provides a parallel computation and better memory management, while preserving the topology (number of connected components) of the original image by using homotopic transformations defined in the framework of digital topology.

Results from performance analysis show that the proposed heuristic can produce, in a very short computation time, better results than the previous CMST algorithms modified to solve the DC-CMST problem.

With these settings, the computation had better balance across the virtual machines and decreased the wall clock time of the execution.

In this study, we have developed the "Self-Compressing BLSOM (SC-BLSOM)," which provides higher-speed computation and better clustering performance than the conventional BLSOM for species-known genomic sequences.

Computers can do these computations far better than humans.

But sorting through the various chemicals, compounds, combinations, concentrations and price-per-ice-melting-pound computations is better suited to a chemist with a degree in economics than to a homeowner with an inch of ice on his driveway.

It is obvious that the more contextual factors used in the computations the better results are received.

However, these concerns should be allayed by subsequent computations which better contribute to understanding and appreciation of their clinical significance as summarized above [ 13, 68].

The potential of using modeling and computations to better understand the function of these circuits has already been recognized and mathematical models have been proposed to describe the interactions between genetic elements [ 24- 27].