Sentence examples for computational economy from inspiring English sources

Several calculation strategies are tested concerning their computational economy and their accuracy in computing different key parameters.

The reasons for the graded meshes were numerical accuracy (small elements) and computational economy (large elements).

Moreover, to maintain computational economy, only a quarter of the wall has been modelled.

Computational economy is achieved by exploiting the localized nature of px(x′,t).

There are many aspects of this method that have important bearing on accuracy, ease of use and computational economy.

It features the high resolution and computational economy of Chebyshev collocation and the combined second-order Adams-Bashforth and Crank-Nicolson time integration schemes.

The research field of computational economies have tackled these problems as far back as the 1960s and 70s [18]-[20].

Significant computational economies accompany the adoption of the laminar flamelet approach for the source terms in the soot rate equations and the reduced number of scalars computed stochastically.

Computational time economy generated by the inequalities for the optimization problem is illustrated with numerical examples: (a) the "best" position of the point mass on segment and ring-sector plates; (b) the "best" radius of the ring support for annular plates.

Instead, higher levels of significance may be accessed by using the extreme-value theory (EVT) to approximate the tail of the null distribution, thereby permitting considerable economy of computational effort [ 4].

Although for a fixed system of basis functions the matrix exponentiation (10) provides the exact solution avoiding time discretisation at all, the condition (14) motivates to consider the CME on sequential time steps, not as means of time approximation, but as a way of economy of computational resources.