'process computing' is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to an intensive form of computer processing that requires considerable energy and computational power. For example, "The researchers used high-end process computing to analyze the data in a short period of time."
In the building alignment process, computing the number of mismatches requires linear time, whereas indel errors require more costly algorithms such as the dynamic programming techniques used in the Smith Waterman (Smith and Waterman, 1981) or Needleman Wunsch (NW; Needleman and Wunsch, 1970) algorithms.
(Adamatzky's slime molds, which are a kind of amoeba, grow in the direction of multiple food sources simultaneously, usually oat flakes, in the process computing and remembering the shortest distance between any two of them; he has used these organisms to model transportation networks).
Use of the CAPE-OPEN interfaces and the.NET framework will allow the application described here to develop into a distributed, cross platform simulation and process control environment that can be easily extended to incorporate novel chemical process computing applications.
The tag selection process computes ontology weight for tag suggestion.
1) Based on the CPF process, compute the VSM (λ t ) of power system in real time.
This training process computes a multiplicative factor for each feature that determines a feature-specific confidence.
In the ith iteration, the pth process computes the value for the (p- i th diagonal entry.
The relationship matrix process computes a symmetric matrix of pairwise relatedness measures for RIL entries across all SSR marker loci.
More formally, we have j ∈ [ n] parallel processes and the jth process computes the values of values along the column j.
This method does not involve mechanical, constructive or structural processes; it only involves standard geometric processes, numerical processes, computing, statistics and 3D data acquisition.
Its origin may reflect two very different gross processes computed at foveal and peripheral areas (Malach, 2004 TiCS).
