Sentence examples for purpose code from inspiring English sources

The major general purpose code for the numerical computation of the eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of boundary value problems is SLEUTH (see [30]).

CUDA development tools work alongside a conventional C/C++ compiler, so programmers can mix GPU code with general purpose code for the host CPU.

The non-local averaging equation is solved on a fixed configuration, through a special purpose code which interacts with the commercial code.

The predictions of the model are compared with the results of calculations carried out using the general purpose code FLUENT, and with measurements done in a tunnel with a real fire, produced with a fuel tray.

While the VOF method is implemented in a general purpose code that solves the full Navier-Stokes (NS) dynamics in a finite volume formulation, with additional terms to model surface tension, the LS method is optimized for the quasi-static case and, therefore, less computationally expensive.

Two options provided by COSSAN™ are described: (1) A 'Stand Alone Tool Box' which is an event driven modular general purpose code and (2) the 'Third Party Communication Tools' which allow to employ deterministic Third Party (FE-) codes for stochastic analysis without the need to access and modify the third party source code.

For this purpose, coded packages containing ginger and placebo capsules were used.

The European Commission's CRIS database contains OECD-DAC purpose codes for all its projects.

Most of the above data sources use OECD-DAC purpose codes (18) to classify development assistance into different sectors.

Furthermore comprehensive sub-sector coding in health presents an insurmountable challenge unless it is possible to use a matrix approach (as in NHA) or enter multiple purpose codes.

For that purpose, coding genes are generally clustered based on their cellular component, molecular function, or biological process referenced in gene ontology databases; this may be automatically compiled using web tools such as DAVID [ 5].