Sentence examples for develop a computing from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it is necessary to develop a computing system for distributed data storing and processing for the experiment.
We develop a computing algorithm for SPLS by modifying the nonlinear iterative partial least-squares (NIPALS) algorithm, and illustrate the method with an analysis of a cancer dataset.
The study investigated a set of data in the form of rectangular co-ordinates X, Y of the corners of building eaves defined with the photogrammetric method and additional measurements which were used to develop a computing procedure offering a greater reliability and accuracy of defining the position (co-ordinates X, Y) of the corners of the objects under study.
A model of the antagonistic artificial muscles is adopted to develop a computed-torque control for feedforward compensation of the nonlinear dynamics of the actuated joint.
We have developed a computing procedure to study the dynamical evolution of self-gravitating astronomical systems.
In order to expand its cloud computing capabilities, the Company will form a Cloud Computing & Data Infrastructure Group, charged with developing a computing infrastructure that balances scalability with cost effectiveness.
We have developed a computing machine, called the "whiplash" machine, which is made of DNA polymerase and a hairpin DNA.
To analyze total 1377 high-confident serum-proteins, we developed a computing strategy called localized statistics of protein abundance distribution (LSPAD) to calculate a significant bias of a particular protein-abundance between these two cohorts.
We developed a computing method for the genotyping of human neutrophil antigens.
"It was a huge challenge for the company," said Geoff Arnold, a veteran Silicon Valley software designer who spent several years helping the company develop a cloud computing product.
As it branched out into more and more retail categories, it had to develop a sophisticated computing platform which it is now offering as a service for a fee.
