Sentence examples for made computation from inspiring English sources

In order to analyse the resistivity data of high-temperature region, T > T MI, we have made computation following Model I: variable range hopping (VRH) and Model II: adiabatic small Polaron Conduction (SPC).

In fact, in addition to his other duties, Gardner is UWs campus ambassador for the National Science Foundation's Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) program, which for 25 years has made computation and storage platforms available, free-of-charge to academic researchers in the United States with high-performance computing (HPC) needs.

Fieller [ 7] introduced a novel way of expressing ratios as linear combination of random variables which made computation of confidence intervals of ratios relatively simple.

Hence, the significance of the complexity of block 3 has made computations too time-consuming.

The availability of genome sequences from related organisms has speeded marker development [ 23], and new software for computing RH maps [ 24] makes computation fast, leaving marker scoring as the major time bottleneck in construction of RH maps.

Fog computing extends the cloud services to the edge of network, and makes computation, communication and storage closer to edge devices and end-users, which aims to enhance low-latency, mobility, network bandwidth, security and privacy.

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are working on a similar project called Oxygen, which aims to make computation as pervasive as the air.

These models use g-prior structures that make computation of Bayes factors convenient.

To make computation of this posterior probability tractable, the spectral CGs are assumed to be diagonal in this circumstance.

As game players, mobile devices make computation offloading decisions locally, which can significantly reduce the controlling and signaling overhead of the cloud.

The pruning process to make computation efficient is done in the forward process only, by using the same process described in the previous section.