Sentence examples for either the computation from inspiring English sources

First we provide necessary and sufficient conditions for finite-time stability; these conditions require either the computation of the state transition matrix of the system or the solution of a certain difference Lyapunov inequality.

Some moisture maps are derived and used to determine the reliability of either the computation of image differences or the PCA to carry out semi-automatically moisture surveys on architectural façades.

We remark that in every one of these modifications, the recursion formula developed involved either the computation of ((I+lambda_{k} A)^{-1}(x_{k})) at each point of the iteration process or the construction, at each iteration, of two subsets of the space, intersecting them and projecting the initial vector onto the intersection.

To date, individual differences in RT tasks are typically explored by either the computation of different RT indices for separate groups (e.g., Rinck & Becker, 2007; Wiers et al., 2009) or the use of correlations between some RT index and particular individual differences factors (Klein et al., 2011).

These researches focus on either reducing the computation time, increasing the accuracy of prediction, or both.

In either case, the computation for a single pair of short sequences is fast, but becomes costly as the number or size of sequences increases.

The ordinal pattern did not coincide with that yielded by ΔP either, because the computation of power PC corrects for the base rate of the outcome.

The predefined primary outcome measurement is the pain intensity over the first weeks, assessed with four questions from the BPI, that will be used either individually or after the computation of their mean, as indicated by developers [ 19, 23, 24].

Since the mobile agents can overlap with each other their random walk steps could be computed in parallel in order to reduce the computation time (either on a multicore CPU or GPU [ 13, 47]).

A firmer basis of calculation is obtained when the ancient sources quote dates in terms of the Seleucid era, either according to the computation that prevailed in Babylonia, which started from 311 bc, or after the Syrian reckoning, beginning in 312 bc.

Model-based diagnosis approaches deal with this problem but, apart very recent proposals, either they require the computation of a global model of the system which is not possible with large discrete event systems, or they cannot perform on-line diagnosis.