computation

Examples of computed

computed

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For each community, the relative frequency of each category was computed, using the total number of child utterances for that community as the base figure.
It is a routine exercise to check that each partial recursive function is computed by such a machine.
Another distribution of residence times, that corresponding to those particles initially in the bubble a t cycle zero, is easily computed from the former distribution.
This time, the problem is not to identify the computed function, but to explain why it is precisely this function which is appropriate.
In phase 4, similarities between the query vector and the corresponding par ts of all the other signals are computed.
We show here another important aspect, namely uniqueness of the computed solutions.
Volatility of real output in the model with the variance of the technology shock approximately set to zero is computed.
Bearing this caveat in mind, the computed results are compared here to the available, unconditioned fluctuation statistics that have been measured.
Since this measure is computed from census statistics, it is affected by differences in enumeration errors and in mortality and migration.
These boundary functions can be computed making use of any robot model, as complex as is needed, since it works offline.
This bias should be taken into account when vaccine efficacy is computed from field data.
This enables the introduction of the so-called global control in the form of feedback via either computed torque/force or direct torque/force feedback.
Determining the depth is the responsibility of the environment; often, it can be computed easily from the size of the input data.
The survival probabilities are computed for each female and male elderly separately on a monthly basis.
These elasticities are computed at village means for fertiliser users.
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