Sentence examples for computationally achievable from inspiring English sources
Firstly, to estimate the unavailable angular velocity of combination accurately, a novel finite-time-convergent tracking differentiator is developed with a quite computationally achievable structure free from the unknown nonlinear dynamics of combined spacecraft.
To measure how much of the achievable improvement over the G M L trees was realized by MowgliNNI, we studied the distribution of reconciliation costs of all possible gene trees for several cases involving a computationally manageable number of species.
When first developed, the HSMR represented the limit of what was achievable computationally at that time. 1 The approach of fitting separate models for each diagnostic category and estimating the effects of hospital trusts was a practical solution to this circumstance.
Obama achieved the achievable.
Set achievable goals, and achieve set goals.
The proposed solutions are computationally efficient and simulation results are shown that illustrate the achievable performance.
Unfortunately, the bigger the mask size, the more computationally expensive it becomes and hence this theoretical equivalence is mostly not achievable in practice.
Although computationally very expensive, it gives us a good impression on how much of the achievable performance is actually reached.
The VAPAH algorithm effectively replaces the need for computationally intensive and time-consuming ash dispersal modelling that required to survey the number of events, spatial scale and resolution achievable using the technique.
Closing Guantánamo is achievable.
