Sentence examples for made by computing from inspiring English sources
The comparison is made by computing the sum of absolute difference (SAD).
It is shown that in such cases, a more accurate determination of actual cantilever frequencies may be made by computing the ratio of tip and root displacements as a function of excitation frequency.
One limitation for the majority of proposals and studies related to UDP Lite and similar schemes is that the quality comparisons have been made by computing PSNR [1, 13, 14] or analyzing the network parameters (delay, burst length of affected frames, etc).
Comparisons of our estimated population sizes to a population size of 10,000 fish (considered adequate and safe under Endangered Species Act actions for shortnose sturgeon) were made by computing the probability of this observation under our estimated population parameters.
The comparison has been made by computing different quantiles for six choices of MAFs.
The rankmap was made by computing for each rat gene rank k, the fraction of mouse genes that were equal to below rank k.
Forecasting tsunami inundation on land can be made by comparing the computed near-shore tsunami waveforms from actual earthquake source parameters with those pre-computed and stored in the database [64].
The field is in fact truly 'emergent' (a popular concept in systems biology [ 14]), arising as it does out of a combination of high-throughput techniques (epitomised by the microarray) along with the mathematical modelling that is made possible by computing power that would once have been housed within aircraft hangers and now sits upon a desktop.
It is made by commercial computing companies like Cisco, Hewlett-Packard and Juniper Networks according to proprietary designs, and then sold to governments, universities, private companies and anyone else who wants to set up a network.
To do this, we took the number and size of SP predictions made by EXPANDS and computed the Shannon index for each sample.
In such cases, there will be a temptation to "make a compromise" by computing the average of the P-values from Parts 1 and 2, but this is not allowed.
