See related research by the Irish Critical Care Trials Group, Who wins in battle makes many calculations before the battle is fought.
The structuring of the data, the creation of additional calculation fields and the integration with nucleotide sequences allow users to make many types of comparisons and calculations that are useful for data retrieval and analysis.
This genealogy-centric approach makes many otherwise difficult calculations transparent, such as calculating lineage-specific region-specific migration rates and lineage-specific mutation effects (Table 1).
In his attempts to make white people see beyond his race, every day he is making many of the same calculations black men were making a hundred years ago in the South, rising above the men who still call him "boy," the elderly women who return his greeting by staring hard at the floor.
In fact, the state-run companies that once dominated here now make up, by many calculations, only a third of economic output.
Throw in payouts for a game like craps, where some bets pay 6 to 5, and dealers are making nearly as many calculations as Deep Blue in a match against Garry Kasparov.
Make plans, complete with as many calculations as possible, then anticipate everything that can go wrong.
This simply means that, for each point in the Mandelbrot universe we wish to see, we keep calculating z until one of two conditions occur; then we color it to show how many calculations we made.
Imagine, for the moment, a set of networked, self-correcting computers, programmed to pursue a deliberately vague, long-term goal: say, "Make as many significant calculations as you can, and try to make more than any other computer in the lab," with "significant" left deliberately multivalent, open-ended.
One of the disadvantages of blood pressure self measurement (BPSM) is because the physician must make tiresome calculations with many numbers during the medical visit.
