Sentence examples for considerable algorithmic from inspiring English sources

Polyhedral Combinatorics has been successfully applied to obtain considerable algorithmic progress towards the solution of many prominent hard combinatorial optimization problems.

Despite considerable algorithmic gains since the turn of the millennium, matching both single ended and paired end strings to a reference remains computationally demanding.

Despite considerable algorithmic advances in the field, none of the prediction tools for PKA-dependent phosphorylation previously described in the literature achieves specificity and sensitivity rates both above 90%.

Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods have been applied to model selection (Schmidl et al., 2012) and to parameter inference in systems biology (Hug et al., 2013; Kanodia et al., 2014), but often require considerable algorithmic and conceptual development.

Eva Tardos: Algorithms, algorithmic game theory.

If one considers various methods of algorithmic composition, considerable importance can be allotted to differentiating between construction and resultant form, i.e., between compositional idea, its realization in the musical score, and its auditory perception.

Together, Wittgenstein's finitism and his criterion of algorithmic decidability shed considerable light on his highly controversial remarks about putatively meaningful conjectures such as FLT and GC.

From an algorithmic point of view, even the simplest type of pseudoknot adds considerable computational demands due to crossing base pairs.

Moreover, it was found that the algorithmic segmentation evaluation results are in good agreement with the experimental ones, verifying the considerable contribution of the grain-boundary conductivity to the electrical transport of Cu and Gd co-doped BaCeO3 proton conductors.

The proposed approach, thus, has a considerable advantage over aerial solutions since it is able to achieve higher fall classification performance using a simpler algorithmic pipeline and hardware setup.

Algorithmic Fairness.