Sentence examples for for the purpose of computation from inspiring English sources

The number of testlets is set to 2 for the purpose of computation efficiency.

Traffic dynamics are assumed to obey the partial differential equation (PDE) of Lighthill and Whitham [16] and Richards [17] (LWR), which for the purpose of computation is discretised using the scheme of Godunov [18].

In both MN and H5pp tests we have used an antibody titer of ≥20 as a positive cut-off for the purpose of these analyses and negative sera (titers <20) are scored as 10 for the purpose of computation.

Sec_Struct_Extractor accepts standard PDB ID code/s as input as well as allows users to upload locally saved PDB files (e.g. predicted/ modeled structures) for the purpose of computation of secondary structures.

The resulting synthetic ESTs from these sweeps had redundancies removed via CD-HIT [ 39] for the purposes of computation, and then were assembled together using miraEST [ 40] using its strain mode, allowing it to use the strain information in each sample set to assemble through allelic differences.

As the Green's function is represented in the form of a double infinite series, for the purpose of approximate computation, we now summarize some definitions and results about the uniform convergence of the series.

Note that we have tested P d versus L by experiments, and the experiment results show that when L≥10, Pd is not affected greatly by L, as a result, we choose the integer L=10 for the purpose of lower computation complexity.

We adopt eigenrepresentation to express the precoder design in terms of unitary matrix and eigenvalues to minimize pairwise error probability (PEP) subject to an average power constraint for the purpose of reducing computation and fast convergence.

A numerical implementation of fully relativistic MHD in divergence form for the purpose of shock computations is presented.

All varieties, landraces, and intermediate breeding lines in the pedigrees were assumed to be 100% homozygous and homogeneous for the purpose of these computations.

While many mathematicians use computers only as word processors and for the purpose of communication, computer-assisted computations can be useful for discovering potential theorems.