Sentence examples for computing journal from inspiring English sources

We collectively believe that CPT PSP should focus on software tutorials, whereas user's manuals may be published separately (in a biomedical computing journal, for example) or become a useful appendix to a tutorial manuscript (e.g., available through a web link).

Finally, we asked them to evaluate the quality and usefulness of our computed journal list based on the journal they access the most.

Second, for the list retrieved by relatedness, the recall and precision are 0.893 ±0.1022) and 0.910 ±0.0866), respectively, suggesting that our computed journal list is closely related to a user's information needs.

Images of the helicopter landing itself appear in the March issue of the computing machinery journal.

It is based on a Markov simulation algorithm due to Metropolis et al. (Metropolis, Rosenbluth, Rosenbluth and Teller, Equations of state calculatons by fast computing machines. Journal of Chemical Physics, 1953 21 6): 1953 21 6).

The main identified threats that can compromise the validity of our SMS in Pentest are: 1. Publication bias: refers to the possibility of some papers that are not selected or published because the research results did not yield the desired outcome or because the research was conducted on topics that do not fit into the common computing conferences and journals.

As a result, both recall and precision can be computed for our journal suggestion lists.

INFORMS Journal on Computing 10, 180 188) produces very tight bounds but has the disadvantage of being very time consuming, especially for dense graphs.

Our reduction extends and widely generalizes as well as significantly simplifies the main results of [G. Kortsarz, R. Krauthgamer, J.R. Lee, Hardness of approximation for vertex-connectivity network design problems, SIAM Journal on Computing 33 (3) (2004) 704 720].

He is an Editor of IEEE TDMR, Editorial Advisory Board of Microelectronics Reliability, Associated Editor of International Journal on Computing, and Guest Editor of International J. of Nanotechnology, Nano-research letter etc.

Korach, S. Moran, S. Zaks, The optimality of distributive constructions of minimum weight and degree restricted spanning trees in a complete network of processors, SIAM Journal on Computing 16 (2) (1987) 231 236] implies that the expected message complexity of our algorithm is significantly better than the best distributed algorithm that finds an optimal k-connected subgraph.