Sentence examples for the original iteration from inspiring English sources

According to Table 5, the post-processed solution requires about 40% more iterations than the non-post-processed one; the incorporation of the post-process makes the iterative algorithm as twice expensive measured in CPU time as the original iteration.

Or the original iteration of The Sims or Tetris.

The original iteration of voodoo economics didn't merely involve cutting taxes and directing the bulk of the gains to the ultra-wealthy.

Unlike the original iteration, McMahon promised a "family-friendly" version of football with "simplified" rules designed to speed up the games to about two hours.

Finally, the original iteration is updated by adding the restraint term for better visual effects and lower noise of reconstructive HR image.

The original iteration of the advert, with the pair confronting a border wall between the US and Mexico, was deemed by Fox to be "too controversial", forcing the company to air an edited version without a wall.

Over the course of this research project we were fortunate enough to be shown some of the original iterations of Bell's photophone.

Given an error one is willing to tolerate, an important question is whether it is possible to modify the original iterations to obtain faster convergence to a minimizer achieving the allowed error without increasing the computational cost of each iteration considerably.

The series, in its original iteration, followed the adventures of a young, fast-talking, wisecracking mother-daughter duo living in small-town Connecticut.

When American Gods premieres on Sunday, it'll be in an ideal position to hit that sweet spot the way its original iteration did to provide meaningful commentary about America's collective soul, its obsessions, flaws and, hopefully, its survival.

Nobody knows about it except a relative few and that's what we want to bring to light". That's what keeps Rose and Beske just as committed to Vegan Street now as they were with the website's original iteration.