Sentence examples for efficiently hard from inspiring English sources

The recent progresses in the development and improvement of multicore/manycore architectures instigate the design of algorithms capable of exploring the functionalities provided by these architectures to solve more efficiently hard problems.

Therefore, our algorithm, called Bayesian Artificial Immune System (BAIS), represents a significant attempt to improve the performance of immune-inspired algorithms when dealing with building blocks, and hence to solve efficiently hard optimization problems with complex interactions among the variables.

The destination vectors constructed in this study are based on the lentiviral gene expression which is the most utilized system to efficiently transduce hard to transfect cell lines or primary mammalian cells.

However much the government insists that it is trying to make the court operate more efficiently, it is hard to escape the conclusion that its main objective is avoiding any more rulings such as the decision that the UK's blanket ban on prisoners voting was a breach of their human rights, and the recent decision that Abu Qatada cannot be tried in Jordan on evidence tainted by torture.

The last point is how to provide prediction architecture with the ability to compress efficiently videos with hard scene changes.

While piecing the chips together is an easy task, the trick of making them work efficiently is the hard part.

Thus, this quantum simulator is one example of a relevant physical problem that trapped ions could solve efficiently while being hard for classical devices.

These findings are very helpful for more efficiently controlling the hard anodization process and developing new electrolyte systems to further broaden the interpore distance range.

The overall goal for buyers (and sellers) to keep in mind is that top talent on a startup acquisition wants to be empowered to build, iterate efficiently and work hard.

Genomic selection opens the possibility to efficiently select for hard to measure traits.

Americans have been working harder and harder, and more and more efficiently (we are now the hardest working people on the planet, having passed the Japanese in this category), but ordinary workers have not been paid for this enhanced productivity.