Sentence examples for fast calculating from inspiring English sources
BMGE was called with the 'fast' test of compositional heterogeneity (-s FAST), calculating entropy scores against the BLOSUM30 matrix, and retaining all gaps (-g 1).
Bayern Munich did it somewhat more enterprisingly with fast, calculated contra attacking play against Real Madrid.
This section proposes a new method to fast calculate the high frequency harmonics of three-phase inverters.
Then, a new processing method to fast calculate the important optimal phase shift angles and the frequency of sending synchronization signals is introduced.
This paper therefore proposes a new method to fast calculate the high frequency harmonics of three-phase inverters when the modulation waveforms are discontinuous.
A look-up table is developed to help fast calculate the voltage harmonics of each inverter, and then a simplified equivalent harmonic circuit is proposed to calculate current harmonics of the three-phase inverter.
Bader and Zitzler [21] analyzed the hyper-volume indicator and put forward a hyper-volume estimation algorithm, which can fast calculate the value of the hyper-volume, to rank individuals.
NORC, the world's fastest calculating machine, was said yesterday to be capable of predicting weather for an entire hemisphere for thirty to sixty days by a mathematical calculation taking about one day to complete.
The academics do not envisage an end to human contact, though; computers have 'better memories and faster calculating skills... do not get absent- minded, drowsy or drunk', but there will always be a need for the human touch.
Middle-age subjects who had left school early but began working on keeping their minds sharp had substantially better memory and faster calculating skills than those who did not.
Intel, the world's dominant manufacturer of microprocessors, will present a paper detailing a portion of a microprocessor chip that has performed at up to 10 gigahertz at room temperature -- the fastest calculating speed yet reported for a microprocessor, the chip that controls the math, logic and data-transfer functions of a computer.
