Sentence examples for more sophisticated algorithms from inspiring English sources

More sophisticated algorithms have some way of running uphill.

Our model can build up incrementally by using other sensors, adding more intersections, and more sophisticated algorithms.

The scheme is efficient, robust, and gives results comparable to those obtained with more sophisticated algorithms, even in highly relativistic two-dimensional test problems.

Apparently this technology is already out there (given my experience with traffic lights I'm dubious) and, in the future, they hope to implement yet more sophisticated algorithms for controlling the flow of traffic.

These data suggest that accurate prediction of the active mechanical behavior of architecturally complex muscles such as the equine DDF and SDF requires more sophisticated algorithms.

Commodity processors make subsequent decisions using more detailed information from all of the detectors in more sophisticated algorithms that eventually approach the final reconstruction.

That suggests a need for more sophisticated algorithms that look for multiple sources to confirm stories.A market sent skittering in one direction and then another because of false signals does little to provide information or instil confidence.

Tedrake says that with time to develop more sophisticated algorithms, all the teams will be able to demonstrate movements in the finals that are faster and less halting a little less like tai chi.

These platforms are expanding people's options with an increasing array of work migrating to on-demand arrangements fueled by ever more sophisticated algorithms that match available and qualified workers with the work that suits them, when they want it.

In the medium- and long-term, the working group intends to develop more sophisticated algorithms for deducing mappings of ionospheric parameters from GPS measurements and to realize near-real-time availability of IGS ionosphere products.

This is an important consideration and will continue to be important as more sophisticated algorithms that use data structures other than arrays are developed for use on vector and parallel computers.