Sentence examples for the possibility of computing from inspiring English sources

The third, considered by various researchers, concerned the possibility of computing a wider class of sets than are accessible to Turing machines by adding a random component to the machine itself.

Further extensions include also the possibility of computing response curves for long (in time) stimulus rather than pulsatile stimuli.

Besides providing different simulation options, SimHPN offers the possibility of computing steady state throughput bounds for continuous nets.

Moreover, in all these results the mean value theorem for the points of differentiability (which is equivalent to the possibility of computing the Clarke subdifferential from the points of differentiability) is shown to hold.

Another advantage of the method of Caballero and Toro [ 11] is the possibility of computing the contribution of each population to optimise total diversity.

Second important features of the new version of CentiScaPe is the possibility of computing centralities for weighted networks, that are networks in which the edges are provided with an attribute that can be interpreted as a distance between the two connected nodes.

As a result of his knowledge of Turing's work, Newman became interested in the possibilities of computing machinery in, as he put it, 'a rather theoretical way'.

Babbage's Analytical Engine was not built in her lifetime, and Lovelace was never able to see the reality of her predictions on the possibilities of computing.

Explicit expressions for the response quantities can then be derived in terms of the random system parameters, which allow for the possibility of efficiently computing the response statistics in the post-processing stage.

However, the measurement of temperature at the skin surface is justified by convenience of use, non-invasive character and possibility of computing the underlying subcutaneous temperatures by modeling.

I.B.M. is responding to advances made in the past year at Yale University and the University of California, Santa Barbara, that suggest the possibility of quantum computing based on standard microelectronics manufacturing technologies.