Sentence examples for more convenient representation from inspiring English sources

Alas, Turing machines are not suitable for practical purposes, and putting the concept to practice by switching to a more convenient representation like assembly code induces severe vulnerabilities in the overall concept.

Distances are normalized by the total cell length for a more convenient representation.

If T is an invertible linear filter, then a more convenient representation of the photoreceptor signals is (3) U i (t ) = C (θ i − ∫ 0 t d t ′   v (t ′ ) ), where U i = T − 1 ∗ V i, C = M * c, and * is the convolution operator (Potters and Bialek, 1994).

While the implementation of our methods use the signaling Petri net model discussed in an earlier section of this paper, we provide a simpler and more convenient representation of the network to the user which omits the internal topology of the transitions and allows the user to specify interactions simply as either activating or inhibiting.

We provide an original mesh lattice framework which is more convenient for structural representations of large image data by means of interest point sets and their morphological analysis.

The method has several advantages over existing techniques, such as being able to deal with a wider range of water-using operations as well as having more convenient and familiar representations.

The two linear classifiers based on the desired output are designed and their dependence on measured variables is as follows (in matrix representation as more convenient): h 1 Y = V 1 T Y + v 01 = 0. 0009 0. 0001 Y − 1. 0912 h 2 Y = V 2 T Y + v 02 = - 0. 0006 0. 0007 Y + 1. 5116.

The following steps are performed to transform a sentence into a structured and formatted representation, which will be more convenient for the similarity computation process.

It is known that a fixed-point representation can effectively save computational resources and is more convenient for direct realization on hardware.

For a signal whose wavelet representation fails to be sparse enough, it is more convenient to impose the penalized shrinkage condition (P2) instead of zero forcing since small coefficients may contain significant information about the signal.

While this may be appropriate in the context of Lie algebras, in the more general setting of Sabinin algebras it is more convenient to use a different wording which does not mention representations at all.