Sentence examples for computationally intensive work from inspiring English sources

This works fine for computationally intensive work, but for data-intensive processing, the size of data becomes too large to be moved around easily.

In offload mode the main application is running on the host, and it only offloads selected (highly parallel, computationally intensive) work to the coprocessor.

Since coupled surface-atmosphere RT models can be computationally intensive, this work also introduces an improvement to the design and sampling of screening methods for efficient sensitivity analysis of computationally expensive models.

BUCKy-pop is more computationally intensive but can work with unrooted gene trees, while MP-EST requires rooted gene trees but easily scales to hundreds of gene trees and so has been used in many phylogenomic studies (Song et al., 2012; Zhao et al., 2013; Zhong et al., 2013).

The work is computationally intensive, but his research drove him toward the bench.

The proposed control law is less computationally intensive when compared to earlier reported work as integration of the differential equations is not required.

This work provides an alternative to computationally intensive geometric-mistuning approaches for DFIBRs by utilizing tuned blade mode reductions and substructure coupling in cyclic coordinates.

One potential advantage of this method is that determination of optimal estimates is less computationally intensive than the LRTS procedure documented in this work.

Since such 'local' factors in the pedigree likelihood are also not very computationally intensive, we plan to explore this avenue in future work.

Compute Engine and App Engine "will work together by applications that will become computationally intensive, or require a different function" that G.C.E.

The calculated statistical power may highlight the need for inclusion of more studies to the pooled dataset and thereby save unnecessary work, as pooled population pharmacokinetic analyses are computationally intensive.