Sentence examples for purposes of computing from inspiring English sources

The prevailing techniques for simulating quantum systems on a quantum computer have been developed for purposes of computing numerical algorithms designed to obtain approximate physical quantities of interest.

Employers with no payroll in 2011 could use 80 percent of their 2012 payroll for purposes of computing the credit.

Accordingly, the conversion price would be $.50 (the lower of) for purposes of computing the number of shares issued to the noteholders upon conversion.

Where there are missing data for one item only on subscale 2 and/or up to three items missing on the total scale the missing scores can be replaced with means for the remaining items on that subscale/total scale for the purposes of computing the subscale score or total score.

For purposes of computing retirement pay, Congress adds and accumulates.

For the purposes of computing this correlation we used the 'Overall' contrast.

Sleeving is generally a cosmetic and airflow management technique, but high-speed data cables are carefully designed to reduce electrical interference to protect the computer's primary purpose of computing precisely and quickly, without having undetected errors and resending data to correct detected ones.

The computational approach adopts the HLL scheme, a novel approach for the purpose of computing a Godunov flux and solving the Riemann problem approximately proposed by Harten, Lax and van Leer, as a basic building block, treats the bottom slope by lateralizing the momentum flux, and refines the scheme using the Strang splitting to manage the frictional source term.

Designed for the specific purpose of computing values for artillery range tables, it lacked some features that would have made it a more generally useful machine.

The family's lawyers argued that because Father Jenco was a Catholic priest, and therefore did not have children of his own, his 22 nieces and nephews should be counted as children for the purpose of computing damages.

Judge Lamberth signaled recently that he was focusing on the question by asking the lawyers for a brief dealing specifically with the question of whether the nephews and nieces should be considered family for the purpose of computing damages.