Sentence examples for computation capable from inspiring English sources
The P2 was the world's first self-contained, full-size humanoid robot with onboard power and computation, capable of sustained, dynamic walking, free of any external wires or safety harnesses.
In our paper we introduce a set of computations capable of computing the vehicle's initial velocity.
This paper presents a formulation for free-surface computations capable of handling complex phenomena, such as wave breaking, without excessive mass loss or smearing of the interface.
Though apparently simple, CAs are universal computers that is, they can do any computer-capable computation.
In this contribution we describe the design and implementation of a Secure Multi-party Computation framework, capable of overcoming these barriers.
Dataflow models of computation are capable of providing high-level descriptions for hardware and software components and systems, facilitating efficient processes for system-level design.
With the continuous growth of data generated in various scientific and commercial endeavors and the rising need for interdisciplinary studies and applications in e-Science easy exchange of information and computation resources capable of processing large amounts of data to allow ad-hoc co-operation becomes ever more important.
In detail, we estimated the local probability distribution of fiber direction at each voxel using the Bayesian framework proposed by Behrens et al. [29], and a computation model capable of automatically estimating two fiber population within each voxel was employed [30].
Understanding and predicting host tropism of influenza proteins lay an important foundation for future work in constructing computation models capable of directly predicting interspecies transmission of influenza viruses.
Fortunately, unsteady Reynolds-Averaged Navier Stokes computations are capable of incorporating both viscous and rotational effects in the flow and free surface waves.
The computations are capable of simulating the start-up problems associated with the wind-tunnels that are equipped with narrow diffusers and do not allow the start-up shock to pass through.
