Sentence examples for faster to solve from inspiring English sources

The model equations are simpler and faster to solve than the currently used distributed parameter models.

Interacting with so many different people makes it much easier and faster to solve experimental problems and run data analysis".

Symmetries of BVPs make it possible to reduce the problems and thus make them easier and faster to solve.

In this context, Model Order Reduction (MOR) techniques can be used to approximate the full system dynamics with a compact model, that is much faster to solve.

In contrast with simulative models, analytical SCI models are faster to solve, yielding accurate performance estimates very quickly, and thereby broadening the design space that can be explored.

This approximation provides a mean to solve the 3D velocity and concentration fields while solving a 2D-only ellipressuressurequationon, which is significantly faster to solve than the original 3D pressure equation, and without suffering any significant loss of accuracy.

If the mark of a top-class jockey is an ability to recognise a problem in the heat of battle and act fast to solve it, then James Doyle unquestionably has what it takes.

The implicit system (there is one independent system for each body) consists of only 3d+d2 scalar unknowns in d= 2 or d="3 space dimensions and is fast to solve.

The key goal is to mimic the biophysical behaviors of cellular filaments through a system of equations that is easy and fast to solve numerically, chiefly by not being stiff (i.e. prone to numerical instabilities).

Experience shows that the ILP formulation for computing the RH bound is often very fast to solve and computing the pairwise reticulation distances usually takes less time than finding a good upper bound for all trees.

Once you know all the algorithms, you may want to find faster ways to solve the Rubik's: Solve the first layer corner along with its middle layer edge in one move.[1] Learn algorithms to orient the last layer corners in the five cases where two (3.a/b) algorithms are necessary.