Sentence examples for more computer time from inspiring English sources

The computation of view factors and blocking requires more computer time than solving for the flux, and the parallel code developed exhibits excellent scalability.

It is possible the flux correlation method could be improved with longer runs that reduce the statistical noise in the correlations, although the flux calculations already require over 100× more computer time than any of the other methods (see Computational cost below).

Or, as Mrs. Sherman says: "My son doesn't ask for more computer time.

"It just gives me more computer time," Marcus said and resumed his furious typing.

According to recent research there are now more women online than ever before, taking up 27% more computer time than men.

Morris recognizes that her analytical approach requires more effort and far more computer time than other commonly used methods of decision making.

But pictures are more valuable than words, or at least they take up more computer rendering time.

However, such sophisticated methods take much more computer cpu time than that of the DFT methods.

The same simulation in three dimensions will require more computational "tricks" and computer time, and Wang currently is working on that.

The iterative model is more economical in computer time than the dynamic model and applies to fast reactions (i.e. when the time for diffusion and reaction is a small fraction of the mean residence time).

Yes, there are some published examples of code whose authors have laboriously translated a Markov model to a family of ODEs, but the resulting code is long and difficult to read, debug, and maintain; it might run a bit faster than if expressed as family of reactions, but programmer's time is generally far more valuable than computer time.