Sentence examples for computing success from inspiring English sources
The feat marks perhaps the biggest distributed computing success yet outside of special demos or applications, says participant Miron Livny of the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
By analysing the 30 × 106 parameter matrix and the corresponding 28 × 106 result matrix we studied the sensitivity of the success rate of each experiment to variation in a given parameter by computing success rates in bins of sorted parameter sets, and used the sum of absolute deviations from the overall success rate to range the parameters according to sensitivity.
But Microsoft is confident that this time, it has found the formula for pen-computing success.
The following formulas were used: To examine whether the clinic's success rates per cycle were associated with compliance after those cycles, we computed treatment success rates per cycle (first and second cycle) for each study.
To compute the success probability of the random access transport capacity, the outage probability of multi-hop AF relaying should be analyzed first.
This property allows us to give heuristic estimates of FMRs that are much smaller than 1/I: For each single impostor verification, we compute the success probability based on the size of the unlocking set and the number of correct points contained, and finally, we estimate the FMR as the mean over all verifications.
We computed the "success rate" of LexTALE versus self-ratings for these two purposes.
Other tech shops, like IBM and Sun Microsystems, have pushed pay-as-you-go (a.k.a. "utility") computing with little success.
The total correct percent (classification success rate) of the classified lithofacies was automatically calculated after computing the count of success and fail points.
Since information about quit success was not asked in every year, trend analyses were not computed for quit success.
Just as the internal combustion engine begat highway accidents and auto theft, many of the most visible and transformative successes of computing technology — e-mail, databases, e-commerce, the Web and so on — have ushered in whole new classes of abuse.
