Sentence examples for preserving accuracy from inspiring English sources
ASPCE reduces the overall computational cost while preserving accuracy.
The proposed approach captures shock discontinuities while preserving accuracy in smooth regions of the solution, even for very high polynomial orders such as P= 119.
Euler preconditioning has remarkable benefits in removing stiffness, making systems of equations behave as a scalar equation, preserving accuracy, and decoupling the Euler equations.
From the control point of view, the definition of suitable motion control laws that take care of possible collisions and react in a safe way while preserving accuracy and performance during the motion in the free space is needed.
Finally, the capability of this method to reduce by orders of magnitude the core-hours required for large-scale CFD computations, while preserving accuracy, is demonstrated with the simulation of turbulent flow over the Ahmed body.
Important advances in solving the coupled set for flow, heat, and mass balance equations have been published during the last two decades with the aim of achieving the minimum computing time while preserving accuracy.
Ideally we'd have a system where individuals can correct measurement errors in their records to prevent injustice and preserve accuracy.
The limiting is designed to preserve accuracy near extrema and to work well with Runge Kutta time stepping.
Adults slowed down on difficult trials to preserve accuracy; but the youngest children were impulsive; their RT remained more constant but at an accuracy cost on difficult trials.
More recently, Mulvaney argued that participation in the survey should be voluntary, which would make the numbers collected much less accurate (or alternatively much more expensive, because more follow-up would be required to preserve accuracy).
The temperature-dependent and anisotropic thermal properties of the fuel assemblies, filling gas within the canister, and air covering the canister were considered in order to preserve accuracy.
