Sentence examples for limited computational capacities from inspiring English sources

A lot of the equipment being rolled out was securable, he added, though its limited computational capacities made it a tricky job to get right.

Although, the feasible investigation scale of atomistic simulation is generally less than 10 nm due to the limited computational capacities.

In cooperative wireless communication networks, both the attacker and the source have limited system resources, such as limited battery life and limited computational capacity; it is natural for the attacker to focus on attacking some targets that are more beneficial compared by initiating attack on others.

To make the simulation possible with a limited computational capacity and acceptable mesh refinement, the computational domain was divided in 7 sub-domains.

The real applicability and effectiveness of such a technique, as well as the improvement over an existing control approach based on Internal Model Control, is shown through the implementation on a commercial embedded device with limited computational capacity and the testing via software-in-the-loop simulations of demanding maneuvers, using an accurate nonlinear vehicle model.

This is usually applicable for base station (BS) and relay station (RS) but not for mobile devices due to their limited computational capacity and power resources [2].

Although it would provide more valuable information, the analysis of temporal variations of wind speed was not conducted due to limited computational capacity.

Because of the limited computational capacity, we reduced the number of the grid cell and increased the grid size from 1 to 2 m.

In opposition, Schoenfield (2012) argues that evidence always supports precise credence, but that for reasons of limited computational capacity, real agents needn't be required to have precise credences.

The entire colon tissue within the selected region (within 4.55 mm from the center) is too large to analyze at a high resolution at once owing to limited computational capacity.

Such a control system consists of numerous nodes, possessing limited computational capability, sensors, and actuators.