Sentence examples for very computational from inspiring English sources

The major drawback of the software implementation of this technique is its very computational intensive task.

It is very computational expensive, if not impossible, to directly simulate the turbulent heat transfer between fins and the thermal boundary layer in each tube.

The authors proposed the two-dimensional zigzag enumeration schemes to avoid the sorting process and unnecessary partial path metric calculation, which are very computational intensive for the practical hardware implementation.

Since image processing algorithms are very computational intensive, a software implementation of these algorithms running on a modern fault-tolerant space-qualified processor (e.g., LEON3-FT [17]) cannot achieve the required performances.

where F I x,y) is the filtered pixel in position (x,y), N is the chosen Gaussian kernel size (i.e., 7), K i,j) is the Gaussian kernel factor in position (i,j), and δ x and δ y are equal to: δx, δy = x, y − N − 1 2. Since two-dimensional (2D) convolution is a very computational intensive task, to allow very fast processing, an optimized architecture has been designed.

Any new patient gene vector can be projected down by using this existing function without recomputing a full new projection, which can be very computational expensive.

Using current reverse engineering algorithms to analyze large data sets can be very computational-intensive.

When the matrix A is non-normal, however, the computation of the pseudospectrum becomes a very expensive computational task.

This process takes a very long computational time (up to a few months) even with a 64 processor computer.

This map is computed off-line and can thereafter be operated in real-time at very low computational cost.

This involves a very low computational load.