Definition of computationally in English:

computationally

adverbkɒmpjəˈteɪʃ(ə)nəliˌkämpyəˈtāSH(ə)n(ə)lē

1In a way that uses or relates to computers.
video images are processed computationally
Example sentencesExamples
- A common means of modern encryption is a one-way system in which encryption is easy but decryption is computationally impractical.
- One of the things that they are doing is computationally linking multiple resources together.
- The PCs and related video hardware are fairly cheap and computationally powerful.
- I could point out a spam link or two, or what looked like a paid link, but could we computationally analyze a profile to determine how "natural" it was?
- The first test used a single image which was then computationally shifted to produce a noise-free image pair.
- When necessary, the images were computationally unbent, rescaled, and rotated.
- They came up with their estimate by computationally assembling graphs which corresponded to all the saturated hydrocarbon backbones.
- He deserves a lot of credit for going after the whole idea, and for having the fortitude to do so in the computationally deficient early 1960s.
- They went out of their way to emphasize that they arrived at these designs computationally:
- If these pages are computationally generated, then sooner or later the spam will overwhelm everything else.
2In a way that relates to the process of mathematical calculation.
a computationally efficient algorithm
Example sentencesExamples
- The development of this theory has made it possible to quantify computationally all the electrostatic free energy components in the protein-DNA system.
- The trajectory was computationally unstable because, apparently, the spin label and its crowded binding site were not adequately equilibrated.
- The distribution was confirmed computationally by plotting a time-scaled distribution against a time-scaled displacement from the mean.
- Requiring accurate solution of the equation and proper treatment of molecular surface, this is computationally demanding.
- To make the simulations computationally less demanding, we constructed a channel system using the following protocol.
- These complexes have long served as models to study general principals of molecular recognition, both experimentally and computationally.
- The tertiary fold of a protein is difficult to predict computationally without the aid of geometrical constraints.
- These methods are computationally time-consuming and tend to sample limited regions of the free energy surface.
- Computationally, there is room for extending the calculations.
- This approach is experimentally tractable, in that it is both accurate and computationally simple enough to facilitate experiments requiring real-time feedback.

Definition of computationally in US English:

computationally

adverbˌkämpyəˈtāSH(ə)n(ə)lē

1In a way that uses or relates to computers.
video images are processed computationally
Example sentencesExamples
- They came up with their estimate by computationally assembling graphs which corresponded to all the saturated hydrocarbon backbones.
- If these pages are computationally generated, then sooner or later the spam will overwhelm everything else.
- A common means of modern encryption is a one-way system in which encryption is easy but decryption is computationally impractical.
- The PCs and related video hardware are fairly cheap and computationally powerful.
- They went out of their way to emphasize that they arrived at these designs computationally:
- He deserves a lot of credit for going after the whole idea, and for having the fortitude to do so in the computationally deficient early 1960s.
- When necessary, the images were computationally unbent, rescaled, and rotated.
- I could point out a spam link or two, or what looked like a paid link, but could we computationally analyze a profile to determine how "natural" it was?
- The first test used a single image which was then computationally shifted to produce a noise-free image pair.
- One of the things that they are doing is computationally linking multiple resources together.
2In a way that relates to the process of mathematical calculation.
a computationally efficient algorithm
Example sentencesExamples
- These complexes have long served as models to study general principals of molecular recognition, both experimentally and computationally.
- Requiring accurate solution of the equation and proper treatment of molecular surface, this is computationally demanding.
- These methods are computationally time-consuming and tend to sample limited regions of the free energy surface.
- The distribution was confirmed computationally by plotting a time-scaled distribution against a time-scaled displacement from the mean.
- The trajectory was computationally unstable because, apparently, the spin label and its crowded binding site were not adequately equilibrated.
- To make the simulations computationally less demanding, we constructed a channel system using the following protocol.
- The development of this theory has made it possible to quantify computationally all the electrostatic free energy components in the protein-DNA system.
- Computationally, there is room for extending the calculations.
- The tertiary fold of a protein is difficult to predict computationally without the aid of geometrical constraints.
- This approach is experimentally tractable, in that it is both accurate and computationally simple enough to facilitate experiments requiring real-time feedback.

单词	computationally
释义	Definition of computationally in English: computationally adverbkɒmpjəˈteɪʃ(ə)nəliˌkämpyəˈtāSH(ə)n(ə)lē 1In a way that uses or relates to computers. video images are processed computationally Example sentencesExamples A common means of modern encryption is a one-way system in which encryption is easy but decryption is computationally impractical. One of the things that they are doing is computationally linking multiple resources together. The PCs and related video hardware are fairly cheap and computationally powerful. I could point out a spam link or two, or what looked like a paid link, but could we computationally analyze a profile to determine how "natural" it was? The first test used a single image which was then computationally shifted to produce a noise-free image pair. When necessary, the images were computationally unbent, rescaled, and rotated. They came up with their estimate by computationally assembling graphs which corresponded to all the saturated hydrocarbon backbones. He deserves a lot of credit for going after the whole idea, and for having the fortitude to do so in the computationally deficient early 1960s. They went out of their way to emphasize that they arrived at these designs computationally: If these pages are computationally generated, then sooner or later the spam will overwhelm everything else. 2In a way that relates to the process of mathematical calculation. a computationally efficient algorithm Example sentencesExamples The development of this theory has made it possible to quantify computationally all the electrostatic free energy components in the protein-DNA system. The trajectory was computationally unstable because, apparently, the spin label and its crowded binding site were not adequately equilibrated. The distribution was confirmed computationally by plotting a time-scaled distribution against a time-scaled displacement from the mean. Requiring accurate solution of the equation and proper treatment of molecular surface, this is computationally demanding. To make the simulations computationally less demanding, we constructed a channel system using the following protocol. These complexes have long served as models to study general principals of molecular recognition, both experimentally and computationally. The tertiary fold of a protein is difficult to predict computationally without the aid of geometrical constraints. These methods are computationally time-consuming and tend to sample limited regions of the free energy surface. Computationally, there is room for extending the calculations. This approach is experimentally tractable, in that it is both accurate and computationally simple enough to facilitate experiments requiring real-time feedback. Definition of computationally in US English: computationally adverbˌkämpyəˈtāSH(ə)n(ə)lē 1In a way that uses or relates to computers. video images are processed computationally Example sentencesExamples They came up with their estimate by computationally assembling graphs which corresponded to all the saturated hydrocarbon backbones. If these pages are computationally generated, then sooner or later the spam will overwhelm everything else. A common means of modern encryption is a one-way system in which encryption is easy but decryption is computationally impractical. The PCs and related video hardware are fairly cheap and computationally powerful. They went out of their way to emphasize that they arrived at these designs computationally: He deserves a lot of credit for going after the whole idea, and for having the fortitude to do so in the computationally deficient early 1960s. When necessary, the images were computationally unbent, rescaled, and rotated. I could point out a spam link or two, or what looked like a paid link, but could we computationally analyze a profile to determine how "natural" it was? The first test used a single image which was then computationally shifted to produce a noise-free image pair. One of the things that they are doing is computationally linking multiple resources together. 2In a way that relates to the process of mathematical calculation. a computationally efficient algorithm Example sentencesExamples These complexes have long served as models to study general principals of molecular recognition, both experimentally and computationally. Requiring accurate solution of the equation and proper treatment of molecular surface, this is computationally demanding. These methods are computationally time-consuming and tend to sample limited regions of the free energy surface. The distribution was confirmed computationally by plotting a time-scaled distribution against a time-scaled displacement from the mean. The trajectory was computationally unstable because, apparently, the spin label and its crowded binding site were not adequately equilibrated. To make the simulations computationally less demanding, we constructed a channel system using the following protocol. The development of this theory has made it possible to quantify computationally all the electrostatic free energy components in the protein-DNA system. Computationally, there is room for extending the calculations. The tertiary fold of a protein is difficult to predict computationally without the aid of geometrical constraints. This approach is experimentally tractable, in that it is both accurate and computationally simple enough to facilitate experiments requiring real-time feedback.
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