Sentence examples for cost scaling from inspiring English sources

An optimal algorithm for collision detection has cost scaling at least like the total number of collisions detected.

Commonly cost scaling factors between 0.5 and 1 are applied, however a scaling factor of 0.6 is recommended if no data is available, meaning that a 1% size increase, results in a 0.6% cost increase.

In ε-BA, the restricted master problem, implying traffic equilibration restricted on a bush, is solved to ε-optimality by cost scaling before bush reconstruction.

In this paper, we present the inverse fast multipole method as a novel fast approximate direct solver with a computational cost scaling as  O Nb).

When the solution on a grid of N points is sought, our MGR method has a computational cost scaling as O log(N)), as opposed to O(N) for the best standard MG method.

Whereas high performance processor designs push and exceed the limits of technology, minimal embedded processor designs fully exploit the power and cost scaling advantages of new generations of CMOS technology.

Dr. Hamer said the computers would very likely be leased to students at a discount, perhaps with the cost scaled in some way to a family's income.

Chip firms are under pressure to cut costs; scaling up is one way to do this.

These insurers are avoiding a wholesale withdrawal from managed Medicare, but they are undertaking a brutal shifting of costs, scaling back or eliminating a lot of the insurance that helps some of their sickest members.

He believed that those costs scaled up with the business, as that was the experience of his day.

Total costs scaled with the number of genotyped animals.