Sentence examples for operation of finding from inspiring English sources

This complexity analysis is independent of the number of transmit antennas as the operation of finding effective channels bears same complexity in all receiver structures.

It may come as a surprise to many biologists that the mathematically simple operation of finding a set of parameters that describe the steady state solution of large chemical systems continues to challenge the limits of widely used numerical libraries used to perform this task, and the development of robust computational routines for this purpose continues to be an active research area [ 5].

All of these primitive operations require the seemingly repetitive process of finding the k nearest neighbors (kNNs) of each point.

For student projects, the inaccuracy is even larger taking into account the difficulty of performing sizing for some unit operations and of finding suitable costing data.

Some 700 people are involved in the recovery operation but hopes of finding anyone alive have been growing slimmer by the hour.

In interval arithmetic, standard Minkowski addition and multiplication are not invertible operations, and the idea of finding some inverse operations has been a field that has long been of interest [6 8].

With the first light of day, police continued a search and rescue operation in the hope of finding a 23-year-old Syrian father last seen struggling in the fast-moving waters of the Axios river that separates the two states.

In this paper open-loop (uncorrelated and rotated) random signals are compared against inputs generated in closed-loop operation, with the aim of finding the most appropriate ones to be used in multivariable subspace identification of ill-conditioned processes.

The flow updating of each path in worst case take n-1 times addition operation and subtraction operation, then the total time of finding the k ij augment paths is O k ij n).

Unless there is some hidden weakness in SHA-512, which has not so far been published, the difficulty of coming up with two messages having the same message digest is on the order of operations, while the difficulty of finding a message with a given digest is on the order of operations.

So when Anthony Catanese, who was Florida Atlantic's president then, called asking Schnellenberger to be the director of football operations -- in charge of finding a coach -- he gleefully accepted.