Sentence examples for determination of the computational from inspiring English sources
The determination of the computational accuracy constraint is a difficult and open problem and this value cannot be defined directly.
The first case is related to the analysis of a cylindrical tank with no bladder, and its importance consists in the determination of the correct computational fluid dynamics setup for sloshing simulations.
The GSS parameter determination increased the computational cost.
The energy measure allows for a straightforward definition of compound modes and for a computational determination of the lower bound strength.
Furthermore the GPR based determination of the diffusion coefficient requires less computational time in contrast to the parameter fitting approach.
Values from a previous computational determination of the elastic tensor from finite differences (Caracas and Cohen 2005) are indicated as red triangles for MgSiO3 bridgmanite and red squares for antiferromagnetic FeSiO3 bridgmanite.
Computational determination of the mean number of replication foci produced per nucleus revealed that Cdc45-injected nuclei displayed ∼3-fold the number of replication foci versus controls (Fig. 4D).
Following the identification of putative homologs, determination of the molecular structural characteristics using computational methods will provide more direct evidence for functional homology.
Thus, the computational complexity of the determination of the best combined features, for the previous n features, is determined as follows, as the objects correspond to features and attributes to writers.
Determination of the order of intron removal and computational analysis showed that simultaneous skipping of exons 6 and 7 is due to the combined effect of delayed splicing of intron 7, altered pre-mRNA secondary structure, low splice site strength and possibly disturbed binding of splicing factors.
The nonlinear nature of reactors requires the use of special computational techniques for the determination of the operability index (OI).
