Sentence examples for starting point for computation from inspiring English sources
These serve as the starting point for computation of through-thickness distribution of transverse shear stresses in the vicinity of the circumferential re-entrant corner line of the internal part-through elliptical hole.
Attentional overlap in the old location would facilitate orienting the FoA to that location as a starting point for the computation of the new location.
In addition to robust estimates of spectra and dynamic spectra for signals with complex structure, the multitaper framework also provides robust estimates of time and frequency derivatives of the spectrogram, which we use as the starting point for the computations of song features other than amplitude [12].
The crystal atomic coordinates were used as the starting point for DFT computations.
These results form the starting point for an efficient practical computation of the LDP.
The starting point for the topological analysis is the computation of the RC for every interaction (with RC >44%) experimentally detected.
RHF (restricted Hartree Fock) method, a central starting point for multi electron systems was employed for quick computations.
The same general idea of a spherical spiral also serves as the starting point for an algorithm to subdivide the grid into subdomains for parallel computation.
The point of reference for the paper is the Hassenstein-Reichardt correlator (HRC), the canonical model for motion signal detection, and the starting point for a great deal of important work on how motion computations are reduced to circuitry.
The focus on network computations, outlined in Crick's essay, was the starting point for our first project grant in 1999 and it is at the heart of contemporary neuroscience.
The main aim of CentiScaPe is to produce results that could drive further lab experiments since the high score nodes identified by the computation should be considered as potential targets for drugs and could be the starting point for further investigations and for a deeper understanding of the underlying biological process.
