(1) This kind of entertainment was computationally intensive, expensive to produce, and expensive to buy.

(2) The major drawback being that such methods are computationally expensive.

(3) The information derived requires modification to create a computationally useful formulation of the information.

(4) Boxing and unboxing are computationally expensive processes.

(5) Computationally, this is a tricky problem.

(6) The new algorithm is computationally simple and standalone in some sense that a self-training scheme can be used without employing any other training data.

(7) Describes systematically an computationally efficient algorithm for dechirp. We use a fast and accurate frequency estimator synthetic approach to replace the 1 D Search procedure.

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

(9) A computationally intensive number crunching workload will not use the Java heap in the same way as a highly transactional customer-facing interface.

(10) Partly because VR is computationally very intensive, simulations still quite crude.

(11) It is computationally feasible, and it overcomes many problems associated with geometric cues and scale intensity.

(12) The estimation scheme for DS-CDMA systems includes a computationally efficient and easily implemented pilot filter on CDMA forward channel.

(13) A computationally efficient multigrid control volume method based additive correction strategy is developed for the solution of the very high bearing number and shaped rail air bearing problems.

(14) This scheme has two types: one is computationally secure and the other is unconditionally secure.

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

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

(17) Parallax mapping is a computationally inexpensive, approximate 2 D effect that.

(18) Computationally, no multiple extraction operations from sub - constituents to the same damain are possible.

(19) Motion estimation is the most computationally expensive task in video compression.

(20) It is certainly the case that normal mode inference is computationally more tractable.

(21) An alternative procedure which achieves the same result but is more convenient computationally is the following.

(22) The use of longer transitions requires a larger training corpus, increased storage for the transition matrices and is computationally more demanding.

(23) For an automatic text recognition system to succeed it should exploit as much of the higher level information as is computationally possible.

(24) It is also the case that the elegant theories created by theoretical linguists need not necessarily evolve into computationally effective techniques.

(25) In contrast this very basic technique is robust and computationally simple.

(26) In a speaker identification system, training speaker models is computationally expensive, especially when the dimension of feature vectors is large.

(27) The problem of unsteady separated flow of rapidly pitching airfoil with oscillating motion is computationally studied.

(28) In hybrid video coding schemes, the motion estimation is the most computationally expensive module.

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

(30) By properly exploiting the polynomial approximation method to approximate the conditional average SINR, a computationally efficient expression of the FOs correction value is obtained.

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

(32) However, computing kernel uncorrelated vectors is computationally expensive due to the utilization of kernel functions.

(33) A technique of computationally simulating the direct barging lifting is suggested.

(34) Generally, a negotiation process should be organized as the following two phases, the disclosure sequence generation phase and the credential exchange phase, which are both computationally expensive.

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