Sentence examples for computational ideas from inspiring English sources
Although the film focusses on Turing's implementation of computational ideas, his early computing work was born of a decidedly non-applied problem, building on the great mathematician Kurt Gödel's work toward understanding and codifying the power of formal reasoning (i.e., basic logic) to uncover and prove mathematical truths.
There are many ways in which computational ideas can be applied to biology; therefore, a career in bioinformatics will include a multitude of diverse paths.
Mitch Resnick of the popular Scratch community says that you can "code to learn", meaning that as you learn computational ideas through coding, you also learn strategies for solving problems, designing projects, and communicating ideas.
SB, CB and ISM conceived and developed the computational ideas presented in this work.
The main contention here seems to be how such mathematical and computational ideas should be conveyed to undergraduate biologists and the associated pedagogy involved in a packed curriculum.
The LASSO estimator of the regression coefficients m j ′ s can be found by an algorithm that was first described by Tibshirani (1996) and used computational ideas from Lawson and Hansen (1974).
Any computational idea could be patented this way.
The computational idea is to track the high dense areas on the muscle cross sections in order to create a path along the muscle which passes through the denser muscle regions.
From one perspective, they are simply faster data links, but through the looking glass of the distributed computing idea they represent a visible manifestation of the construction of a vast computational fabric that will stretch around the globe.
The central idea of a modern computational theory of mind is that the mind is a sort of computer.
Employing ideas from Computational Geometry, we propose a procedure in which the level set function is obtained at optimal computational cost without having to solve the level set equation and its associated re-initialization.
