Sentence examples for much computational time from inspiring English sources

A simulation analysis of the self-excited vibration of such a frictional system needs a high-efficient computer and consumes much computational time.

Such structures have been manufactured in practice above submicron scale so that the atomistic simulations are not tractable to evaluate their performance because the repeated computation of micro/submicro-scale in atomistic simulations requires too much computational time and resources.

In this case, much computational time is needed to derive classification rules from the data.

Though the best performance is achieved by the SRC, it needs much computational time.

This would imply that an idealized bridge model amenable for a closed-form solution of the response, in case of linear problem, may save much computational time.

The motivation of this article comes from the comment in [5] that some of the MBC software suites spend much computational time constructing a convex hull boundary model.

The advantage of searching for better parameter sets near previously identified good values is a much higher frequency of acceptance, and therefore much less computational time.

Yet the resulting models did not appear to provide much additional information on top of the single regulator set models, while requiring much longer computational time.

Some simulations we would like to perform in computational physics require so much computation time that it is not possible to finish them in reasonable length of time on any nowadays available computer.

Results have also impled that MAMPC shares much less computational time in comparision with AMPC.

As compared to TLLBM, the proposed approach needs much less computational time and virtual storage.