Sentence examples for scalable time from inspiring English sources

Optimized Hadoop-based big data queries on the raw and feature data using "Scalable Time Series Analysis Queries" (STiSeAQ): Large data search and processing requests are formulated using the Pig Latin [35] language together with custom analysis code implemented in Java.

We expect that the visualization paradigm of aggregated task views will be integrated into established monitoring tools in order to provide a scalable time-resolved visual performance analysis of concurrent workflows.

It is scalable in time and depending on the application.

Such existing policies are unlikely to yield effective strategies for improving privacy, or to be scalable over time.

A vision-first approach adopted by Tesla and others, instead of the LiDAR-focused approach, taken by Waymo and Uber, will prove more scalable over time.

Third, the CWT is scalable in time, so that it extracts cycle period and phase information with appropriate temporal resolution.

Yet both methods are generally scalable in time with the number of pathways in the metabolic network.

We demonstrated that EPSTRA can be used as a powerful tool for objective quantitative measurements of tumor structural development, with a scalable analysis time and reproducibility of data.

Thus, next-gen technology still lacks a reliable method for targeted sequencing that is easily scalable, neither time nor labor intensive, relatively inexpensive, and can be applied to a broad diversity of organisms and/or genes.

The open source Java implementation of IsoEM is freely available at http://dna.engr.uconn.edu/software/IsoEM/. Empirical experiments on both synthetic and real RNA-Seq datasets show that IsoEM has scalable running time and outperforms existing methods of isoform and gene expression level estimation.

"The computer allows us to test the scalability of our algorithms to large numbers of cores – if a code is scalable, the time-to-solution will keep dropping as greater numbers of cores added to the machine," said Nichols.