Sentence examples for computational construct from inspiring English sources

In activity 1, students were introduced to programming primitives such as "forward," "right turn," and "left turn" that dealt with the kinematics of motion, primitives like "repeat" which corresponded to a computational construct (independent of a domain construct), and primitives like "pen down" and "pen up" which were Netlogo-specific drawing primitives.

Domain-general primitives are computational constructs (for example, "when-do-otherwise do" and "repeat" representing conditionals and loops).

However, the translation of segmented and articulated armor to bioinspired surfaces and applications requires new computational constructs.

This is specially true for the class of irregular applications, whose computational constructs hardly fit current parallel architectures.

Programming challenges Students had difficulties in understanding the meaning and use of computational constructs and other visual primitives (for example, variables, conditionals, and loops).

Unfortunately, we did not study computational learning gains using pre- and post-tests in this initial study, but they may have indicated that students needed repeated practice in different contexts to gain a deep understanding of the computational constructs.

These descriptions and their computational implementations construct a bridge between the information domains of experimental bio-molecular structure and biologic effects.

This is achieved via the solution of a problem of computational geometry, constructing the supermesh of two meshes.

The motivation of this article comes from the comment in [5] that some of the MBC software suites spend much computational time constructing a convex hull boundary model.

The hypothesis can be tested, firstly, by computational methods constructing 3D models of selected GC candidates using available crystal structures as templates.

We used two gene clusters from A. fumigatus (fig. 1) as queries in a computational pipeline constructed to detect homologous clusters in a database of 214 fungal genomes (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).