Sentence examples for computer to yield from inspiring English sources

This approach requires extensive data preparation and a reasonably powerful computer to yield results within an acceptable computation time for both numerical solution and simulated flow visualisation.

In this technique, information obtained from X rays taken by scanners rotating around the patient are combined by a computer to yield a high-resolution image of a slice of the body.

In the early 1960s one of the pioneers in using computers to yield deals and scores was Marty Scheinberg, then of New York and now of Singer Island, Fla. Scheinberg declared the diagramed deal on Jan . 16in a private team game in Boca Raton, Fla.

Hierarchies of convex relaxations have been widely used in theoretical computer science to yield tractable approximation algorithms to many computationally intractable tasks.

We then propose a vulnerability analysis methodology which combines these finite state abstractions with formal analytics from theoretical computer science to yield a comprehensive vulnerability analysis process for networks of real-world scale and complexity.

And he thinks companies will become more open to embracing a new platform as incremental upgrades to conventional computers start to yield diminishing returns.

Microstructures with different volume fractions, inclusion concentrations and patterns are computer simulated, and tessellated to yield a mesh of Voronoi cells.

The current essay attempts to combine a more traditional workflow for the examination of painted objects with techniques borrowed from the domain of computer science in order to yield the maximum amount of information and make that added knowledge more accessible to the researcher.

SPIRE also aims more generally to boost the creation of promotional frameworks for computer science and technology and to yield significant social breakthroughs.

And as CAPTCHAs start to yield to computer-based recognition, text will be replaced by photographs or illustrations in which the user must identify parts of a scene.

The main advantage of our approach consists of the ability to split the calculations of the Bayes Factors over different computers, to minimize the time to yield results at the cost of only a slightly larger variation around the actual estimates.