Sentence examples for slightly compute from inspiring English sources
We then vary θobj slightly, compute the whisker shape, and repeat the process until the desired θobj is reached.
With these new machines, Google now matches the top-end memory-optimized options on the AWS platform, though Google offers slightly more compute power thanks to a higher number of cores and newer processors.
During the process of iteration, to ensure the boundedness of ({H_{k}}), by modifying the computing technique in [1] for the approximate Lagrangian Hessian, we introduce a slightly new computing method for the approximate Hessian matrix (H_{k}) in Step 2 as follows from second order derivative information.
The first assumption is significantly more resistant to element shape distortions, whereas the second assumption is slightly faster to compute and more appropriate on boundaries where one or more elements are missing or several neighbouring elements share a side.
The 12nm process also brings slightly higher peak compute to the party (7.1 TFLOPS vs 6.17 TFLOPS).
In sedated and paralyzed patients, the lung elastance was slightly lower when computed with the esophageal balloon in the low position compared with middle position (−0.99) which is statistically different but clinically insignificant (Table 4).
(The payments have risen slightly or are computed differently as costs have escalated Yeshasvini has an "adverse selection" of illness-prone members even with the large numbers cushion but the price tag remains at less than $3 a year per patient).
Molecular weight of these two proteins was 20 kDa higher than expected and pI was slightly smaller than computed pI (see Table 1), which indicates different states of post-translational modifications within the three different spots.
Regardless the higher average MI vividness scores in the KVIQ-G (KVIQ-G short: 1.4-2.7 points, KVIQ-G long: 3.6-6.6 points, KVIQ-G total: 8.0-11.9 points) compared to the work of Malouin et al. our analyses computed slightly lower ICC values showing a difference from 0.01 to 0.15 compared to Malouin's reported ICCs for CVA patients [ 8].
Neel and Schull (1972 345) analyzed a rather later population, but one that did not use birth control Amish couples who married in the period 1820 1879 in Ohio and Indiana and they computed slightly higher intergenerational correlations between their fertility and the sibship sizes of wives and husbands of 0.09 and 0.07, respectively.
