Sentence examples for operations to solve from inspiring English sources
The authors of [5] proposed to synchronize reader operations to solve the reader-tag collision problem.
This can be overcome by formulating the problem in terms of a stochastic simulation procedure, requiring only iterative operations to solve the model.
The use of congruent gestures helps to construct better mental representations and mental operations to solve mathematical problems, which has implications for the ways that digital interfaces can be designed.
In all, 26 countries are taking part in coordinated operations to solve one of the great mysteries of aviation history.
A second risk is over-interpretation, i.e., to extend the analogy between humans and computers beyond the fact that they use similar basic operations to solve the TOL, i.e., examine configurations and moves, build a sequence of moves.
The pacy winger has not played for his club Manchester City since the Uefa Cup defeat by Hamburg on 9 April and will need an operation to solve the problem.
But let's not forget that in their two years as team-mates with equal opportunity, Raikkonen has been in front of Grosjean in the championship, and he is going to finish there this year despite Raikkonen missing these last two races following an operation to solve a long-standing back problem.
Look at what is being asked (the last sentence, almost all of the time).. Choose an operation to solve the problem.
In other words, the linear system Zb = y is replaced by a linear system of lower size Z uu b u = y u, and solving it is valuable only if the number of operations required to solve it is lower than the number of operations to achieve the product in procedure PROD.
The number of operations required for the methods is essentially equal to twice the number of operations needed to solve Poisson's equation on a regular grid.
These methods use fast methods for solving the differential equation which the kernel satisfies, and the number of operations needed to evaluate the integrals is essentially equal to the number of operations needed to solve the differential equation on a regular rectangular grid.
