Sentence examples for decreasing computational time from inspiring English sources
Use of CS also significantly reduced the total number of SNPs detected, decreasing computational time by an order of magnitude.
The multi-thread computation is suitable for computers equipped with processors with more than one computational core as it decreases computational time significantly (see Section 5.4).
On the other hand, the integral image will significantly decrease computational time of the gradients in which only four memory accesses and four summation operations involve (Figure 1b).
Further, this manuscript discusses the accuracy of several underlying approximations used to decrease computational time, in particular, the use of far-wing cutoff criteria.
The use of this intermediate applicability data-evaluation method is still justified, when applicable, by an about one order-of-magnitude decreased computational time requirement.
For PhyloBayes analyses, constant sites were removed to decrease computational time.
This will enable decreasing the computational time and predicting the final geometry of cold-roll-formed product.
Moreover, it is also shown that fast algorithm is useful in decreasing the computational time of finding both traditional reduct and attribute clustering based reduct.
It is shown that numerical integration around the flaw gives accurate values even if the solution without the flaw is calculated analytically which also is decreasing the computational time.
A GCPM design approach based on stationary phase approximation is presented which helps to determine the initial parameter of phase mask, significantly decreasing the computational time required for numerical simulation.
Because the reconstruction procedure is independently carried out in each individual reconstruction cell after an initial localization process, an adaptive reconstruction procedure can be easily implemented to increase the accuracy while at the same time significantly decreasing the computational time required to perform the reconstruction.
