Sentence examples similar to figuring out the offset computationally from inspiring English sources
The Δn parameter therefore appears as a corrective value related to TIS/e, figuring out the offset existing between the sample behavior and a first-order scattering reference behavior, quantifying the effects due to multi-scattering in particular.
DNAApp acquires each data item by looking up the desired entry in the file directory, figures out the starting offset, data size of each data element and number of elements the data item has and finally performs the reading.
Ms. Saraniero logged on to the Web site of TerraPass, a retailer of offsets in San Francisco, used its online calculator to figure out the amount of carbon she needed to offset and paid the company $100 to do it.
No one has quite figured out how to administer offset credits because the "proof" required is ultimately a matter of judgement, not fact, said Mr. Victor of the Laboratory on International Law and Regulation.
To figure out the exact contours of the board — the probability distribution — the algorithm rolls the die at each turn and alternates between using the computationally expensive model and the approximation.
If we're above, then we'll have another year to figure out how to offset these costs".
Then they distilled those down to a set of master characteristics and figured out how to reproduce them computationally.
But what needs to be figured out is how that job loss can be offset by gain.
For many, the offsetting provisions in the bill are difficult to figure out.
They say that any user who feels wronged by this decision should email them and they'll figure out a way to offset the costs.
