Sentence examples for write efficient from inspiring English sources
The result is a natural abstraction that enables programmers to quickly write efficient code.
The weak formulations with dual Lagrange multipliers allow one to write efficient algorithms in order to approximate the weak solutions.
The goals were on one side to drive students to acquire practical knowledge on mobile robotics, on the other to teach them how to write efficient code for real time control of automatic machines and robots.
It's a great irony that right at the very moment everyone is talking about unlocking parallelization and writing multi-threaded and hyper-efficient code, we suddenly have to figure out how to write efficient single-threaded code again.
Hence, a TM system must be designed compatible with good programming incentives (GPI), i.e., writing efficient code for the overall system should coincide with writing code that optimizes an individual thread's performance.
Thirty years ago, Dr. Ingelfinger wrote, "Efficient medical practice, I fear, may not be empathic medical practice, and it fosters, if not arrogance, at least the appearance of arrogance".
This includes writing efficient R code, placing nonreactive code outside of shinyServer, compiling functions that are re-called when widget input changes and running processes in parallel where applicable.
However, writing efficient MPI programs for hundreds of cores is a non-trivial task because thread synchronization (or load balancing) has to be woven into the software code and there are only a few existing solutions available for processing sequencing data [ 11, 12].
Speed up your code by writing efficient code.
The JAR format, which is a variant of the ZIP format, is designed to be compact and provide efficient read access to individual files, but it does not provide efficient write access nor efficient random access to parts of files.
Policymakers write ruthlessly efficient submissions to ministers or subs: one or two page summaries of an issue or study, and recommendations.
