Sentence examples for computational practicality from inspiring English sources

The choice of grid resolution represents a compromise between computational practicality and detailing of the fields.

Determining the optimal number of model parameters in such large-scale models and improving their computational practicality pose challenges in Deep Learning for Big Data Analytics.

What is new in DFM is the solution of the causality problem in the data assimilation Kalman filter methods to achieve computational practicality.

The methodology has been widely used for performance assessment on various organizations in public and private sectors because of its computational practicality (i.e., solving by linear programming) and less assumption (e.g., nonparametric) on production relationship between inputs and outputs.

In this way, a compromise between the size of the system and computational practicality is found.

Developing a statistical model for a maternally affected trait requires a careful balance between sufficient predictive ability and computational practicality, which in turn are affected by the size of the dataset, potential biases in data recording, the trait in question, computational facilities and the amount of time in hand.

The volume-averaged approach to simulate flow in porous media is often used because of its practicality and computational efficiency.

The ability to perturb a biological system without any cost, except for those that are computational, truly attests to the important practicality of conducting in silico experimentations on computational models.

We created this layout and design to provide practicality for users that are not computational experts and to offer an all-in-one solution for detecting and analyzing CGI data.

Their own training in computational techniques is usually limited to managing the practicalities of working with software tools.

Because the wave thickness is small compared with the computational domain, a fine mesh is needed, limiting the practicality of the process to two-dimensional geometries.