Sentence examples for computer procedure from inspiring English sources

Compared with other line search methods, the computer procedure of the Armijo line search is simplest, and the computational cost to find a feasible stepsize is very low, especially for 1 > ρ > 0 being close to 0. Its drawback lies in that at each iteration, there may be only little reduction of an objective function to be obtained.

In this paper, we present a computer procedure for reconstructing the 3D porous structure of low-permeability sandstone.

To develop a computer procedure that would imitate a skilled operator in probe signal interpretation, manual knowledge acquisition and evolutionary optimization were employed.

By judging the interferogram with a computer procedure the concentrations at different planes can be obtained by the relation between concentration and refractive indices, furthermore, the diffusion coefficient can be obtained by calculation.

By means of stochastic modeling a computer procedure has been developed which will, in the production of practical work, enable the prediction of LB geometrical features (l: length, w: width and d: depth of LB) of predetermined workpieces.

In a computer procedure, α k in (6) is obtained by searching in the set { β, β ρ, β ρ 2 …, } such that α k is the largest component satisfying (6), where ρ ∈ ( 0, 1 ) and β > 0 are given constant scalars.

Applying for a schedule under new computer procedures at Delta, the airline that acquired Northwest earlier in the year, Mr. Cheney had received a schedule that he did not like and that would have him at work for three additional days a month, the two men told investigators.

The computer procedures are implemented on MATLAB 6.5.

This chapter is designed to discuss computer procedures for finite element analysis.

Operated by humans interacting with computer procedures, the virtual world communicates with controlled equipment, other computer systems, and other virtual worlds.

This work explores the ability of such molecules to preserve the 3D geometry of the Trypsin's Active Site (TAS) by applying an integrated framework of automated computer procedures.