Sentence examples for mathematical recipe from inspiring English sources

The solution was a matching process, which evolved into what was shown to be a classic mathematical recipe, the so-called stable marriage algorithm.

JPEG is the name of a mathematical recipe drawn up by an international panel of experts (the Joint Photographic Experts Group) that is used to compress digital picture files to a fraction of their original size, at the cost of a reduction in image quality.

The new standard will replace the Digital Encryption Standard (DES), a mathematical recipe used for a quarter century as the government standard, and also used by businesses.

A mathematician now claims to have a mathematical recipe or "algorithm" that supposedly can take two networks—no matter how big and tangled and tell whether they are, in fact, the same, in far fewer steps than the previous best algorithm.

László Babai, a mathematician and computer scientist at the University of Chicago in Illinois, has developed a mathematical recipe or "algorithm" that supposedly can take two networks—no matter how big and tangled and tell whether they are, in fact, the same, in far fewer steps than the previous best algorithm.

I had come to see Rajeev Motwani, an associate professor in the computer-science department and the author of a standard work on computational algorithms the mathematical recipes that make software work.

I had come to see Rajeev Motwani, an associate professor in the computer-science department and the author of a standard work on computational algorithms — the mathematical recipes that make software work.

The resulting multigraph involved 123m connections among 53m numbers, and the largest clique was found to contain at least 30 numbers.This result is, however, necessarily imprecise, because the mathematical recipes normally used in these sorts of cases break down when faced with such a large quantity of data.

The belief that search engines make popular websites ever more popular, at the expense of other pages, is now being challenged by research.The apparently magical ability of search engines such as Google to return relevant websites even when given the sketchiest of clues by the person entering a query relies on the use of mathematical recipes or algorithms.

Instead of taking a pixel-by-pixel approach, Flash uses vector-based graphics, which describe motion, color and images in mathematical recipes that are more compact than pixels.

These are mathematical recipes that take the streams of 0s and 1s whose combinations form the original message and transform them into different messages able to withstand the deleterious effects of deep space travel.