Sentence examples for reducing the precision from inspiring English sources

In approximate computing, reducing the precision of arithmetic blocks leads to reduction in power consumption.

Third, in space-time diagrams of venules consisting of a parallel flow pattern, some lateral movement of erythrocytes out of the plane of velocity measurement cannot be excluded, potentially reducing the precision of the latter measurement.

On the other hand, Fig. 9 shows that the use of the switching controller causes the dispersion of the estimated coefficients, reducing the precision and the accuracy of the Passive System Identification attack.

Results show that during an initial acquisition when an accurate DTM has not been defined LiDAR pulse densities can be reduced to 2 3 pulses m−2 without markedly reducing the precision of relationships between LiDAR metrics and stand dimensions.

For example, by reducing the precision from 32-bit floating-point to 16-bit fixed-point, the number of arithmetic units that fit into the same area can be increased by scores of times.

In order to allow the implementation of such a computationally expensive controller on chip, we propose reducing the precision of the operations coupled with using logarithmic number system arithmetic.

But the method of estimating weights will reduce the precision of the confidence regions.

The satellites' position derived by the ephemeris include errors, which can reduce the precision of the baseline resolution.

Issues with the existing method that reduce the precision of the EIA fraction estimates are then identified and discussed.

Indeed, increasing the number of fake queries increases accordingly the number of misclassified fake queries which reduces the precision.

Results controlling for these factors reduced the precision of our estimates, though the magnitudes of associations remain unchanged.