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None of that worked! It all became way too computationally expensive, plus the languages kept changing, and the idioms and all that.

This method is computationally simple, intuitive in nature, easy to implement and with higher semantical resolution.

However, backtracking is computationally expensive and can easily get out of hand if you're not careful.

for the impedances between each pair of electrodes in this model yielded a computationally fast, versatile, and modular formulation.

Moreover, the compact signature is computationally easy to extract and use.

This allows you to quickly identify computationally expensive nodes just by looking at the Hypergraph.

This can be very expensive and cumbersome, both conceptually and computationally.

This requires application of computationally intensive algorithms which cannot be implemented in real time using conventional processors.

This method is computationally efficient with high resolution, and with automatic combine of the estimated target parameters.

Reflection is computationally expensive, and comparing every field for equality might be unnecessary.

Each of these highly complex and computationally intensive operations are encapsulated into two stateless command objects.

Although PPM is simple and is the most efficient of the compressors presented so far, it is also computationally the most expensive.

Conclusions: The proposed less computationally intensive method may be used to precisely calculate the diffusion ellipsoidal surface area.

The attack is computationally intensive, but recent advances and Moore's Law have made the computation of a colliding certificate feasible.

Beyond the DOM issue, much of the WS-Security overhead is the computationally intensive work of generating digests and encrypting data.

Verifying any specified non-trivial system is inherently computationally hard in terms of running time complexity.

Simulation result is presented to show that the approach is effective and is real-time computationally tractable in a complex environment.

One of the world's fastest computers, Franklin will handle the most computationally intensive analysis jobs for the Planck team worldwide.

Then the more precise initial parameters could be obtained with a computationally attractive least squares method.

This makes each mRNA molecule visible as a computationally identifiable fluorescent spot by fluorescence microscopy.

This may be an especially significant issue if the initialization code is slow or computationally expensive.

Method R is computationally inexpensive, and the sampling errors and approximate credible intervals of estimates can be obtained.

The algorithm is computationally efficient, and its application requires no restrictions on the data sampling rate.

Using collaborative filtering to generate recommendations is computationally expensive.

Properties are used like fields, meaning that properties should not be computationally complex or produce side effects.

Meanwhile, machine learning algorithms became more principled, and also more computationally expensive.

The performance of queries that are computationally expensive can be improved.

Determining, truly, the optimal size of resources is computationally intensive and requires very powerful methods.

Assuming that an operation can be parallelized, the more computationally expensive it is, the greater the opportunity for speedup.

A computationally efficient Space-Time Adaptive Processing (STAP) method for clutter suppression in airborne MIMO radar is proposed.

The application showed that the algorithm was computationally efficient and highly practical.

Because runtime class verification is computationally expensive for MIDP VMs, MIDP has a special two-step bytecode verification scheme.

Moreover, Wolfram, and Matthew Cook have proven that rule 110 is computationally equivalent to a universal Turing machine.

This method is able to effectively reveal the top and bottom of thin beds, and it is also computationally fast.

In relation to simple assignments, boxing and unboxing are computationally expensive processes.

If this could be done computationally , it would significantly reduce the cost and revolutionize structural biology.

Variable preserves any trailing zeros acquired computationally.

The expression is computationally simple and convenient for real-time bandwidth estimation and control.

Computationally Modeling of Organizations and Strategy.

Fluid simulation is computationally very intensive and typically, fluid software is pretty slow.

In this thesis, we discuss two computationally efficient iterative methods from literature.

Presently, many methods for estimating parameters from noisy data are computationally intensive and often fit poorly with the real data.

Genetic or computationally inferred interactions are not included in the database.

This can be computationally quite expensive.

High-quality medical imaging is computationally intensive.

A new computationally secure threshold multi-secret key agreement scheme with authority based on the theory of linear codes was introduced.

It is shown that the new method is computationally more advantageous than the conventional companion matrix method.

When we have large portfolios the problem is computationally too complex and the algorithm used may give only a local optimum.

For example, the problem of playing invincible chess, or at least ches no human can beat, can be solved computationally.

These facts are not just computationally irreducible, they are logically irreducible.

It is easier to compute a message digest from a password and computationally infeasible to compute the password based on its message digest.

For metallic CNTs, the absence of zero band-gap is also justified computationally for non-armchair systems.

Changing an IP address is not that hard, computationally.

However, when the order of ARMA model is very high, to compare every candidate model's criterion value is computationally infeasible.

Peh's simulations show that a network of routers is more computationally and energy efficient than either of the standard alternatives.

One point to remember is that trust in computer security must be computationally verifiable.

Surprisingly, this is computationally tractable, because our energy functions are sums over pairs of interactions.

Mark: ABAQUS is a computationally intensive application, and that is why this ancient Chinese logo was picked.

There are also more specialized sizes designed for computationally heavy tasks.

Using the knowledge to the two-way effects, we computationally designed a molecule ( FAO-BH3 ) to increase H-bond energy.

It is computationally improbable to find two distinct inputs that hash to the same value.

In order to improve the computationally efficient, the ratio of damp-to-stiffness is imported.

The capturing phase is very rarely used, and it can also be computationally intensive. By contrast, bubbling is much more common.

Tangent space is computationally the most expensive one for real time game engines but also the most flexible one.

Public key cryptography is computationally intensive because it is based on complex math.

Computationally expensive code, such as numerical analysis, algorithms, and so on.

The kinds of approximations needed to, for example, simulate a firestorm, were in the past computationally intractable.

A computationally efficient nonstationary convective gravity-wave drag parameterization for global atmospheric prediction systems

A computationally efficient transient pressure solution for an inclined multiwell system

Computationally efficient time-frequency distribution with recursive structure

Computational grid: A grid focusing on computationally intensive operations

Computationally Efficient Algorithm of Multiresolution Image Fusion with Weighted Average Fusion Rule

A robust and computationally secure distributed key distribution scheme

Founding Computationally Secure Quantum Cryptography Protocols Based on Bit Commitment

Traction Control System of Electric Vehicles Based on Fusion of Computationally Intelligent Methodologies and Sliding Mode Control