Sentence examples for so as to compute from inspiring English sources

Different kinds of algorithms can be chosen so as to compute elementary functions.

Then, vehicles interactions have been studied, so as to compute risk indicators at merging locations, and to model the merging probability as a function of the traffic environment.

However, unlike previous techniques, a pixel classification scheme is included within the estimation so as to compute enhancement curves on pixel classes instead of single pixels.

It also involves efficient algorithms so as to compute the probabilities and, simultaneously, the gradients through integration by collocation in finite elements.

We describe two "hyperasymptotic" approximations which add a second, different asymptotic series to the multiple scales expansion so as to compute α itself.

This paper presents an approximate method for analyzing the two-dimensional friction contact problem so as to compute the dynamic response of a structure constrained by friction interfaces.

If this distinction makes implementation of the advance callback routine difficult, it may be prudent to compute and permanently store the first stage in the first memory location, and to run the optimal checkpointing algorithm so as to provide an optimally computed backtrace through the remaining N−1 stages using M−1 memory locations.

These parameters are computed so as to give a best fit of the location estimators to the actual distance.

The monthly results of these tests were computed so as to create an open cohort of anti-HCV negative patients that allowed an analysis of the risk of infection by HCV during the study.

Phylogenetic resources, therefore, need to be adapted to a high-performance computing paradigm so as to allow demanding analyses.

For both the period and the trend analyses, two AMI-CFRs were computed: a first one in which transferring-out cases are excluded, so as not to compute national rates with duplicate observations [ 9], and a second one in which all transferred cases are excluded, to allow for a comparison between hospitals in the subset of cases they treated from uptake to discharge.