Sentence examples for description of computing from inspiring English sources
It starts with the description of computing the originally introduced cost c(G S) of reconciling the gene and species trees.
For detailed description and discussion of computing scale independent motifs as Universal Sequence Map (USM) coordinates see [ 19].
However, supporting materials of molecular data files also include brief description of molecules, computed data, plots, page numbers, document information, manuscript bibliographic details etc. as a single document in PDF format that makes harvesting the molecular data extremely difficult as these have to be selectively excluded while parsing the file.
Based on the rounds of computing search and experimental test, the detailed description about essential interactions and geometrical parameters are in 'Materials and methods'.
IBM Research COO Dario Gil gave a very cogent description of quantum computing and how it will change the computing landscape in the near future.
The application of OODT to these science data systems and the specific architectural description of grid computing derived from the study of grid technologies has influenced research agenda item (3) to better understand cloud computing; and also agenda item (4) the use of open source software to construct these data systems described later in the Looking towards the future section of the paper.
We conclude the paper with a description of bio-inspired computing tissues and POEtic machines.
We analytically solve a mathematical description of this mechanism, computing probabilities of mtDNA disease onset, efficacy of clinical sampling strategies, and effects of potential dynamic interventions, thus developing a quantitative and experimentally-supported stochastic theory of the bottleneck.
Resource descriptors enable an explicit description of the compute resources to be considered for the execution of a specific job.
In place of the standard description, which involves computing the pseudoinverse of the frame operator, we develop an alternative characterization which in some cases can be computationally more efficient.
