computational

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• This allows it to nimbly predict their future actions and its own responses without getting bogged down by heavy computation.

• Keeping them stable is notoriously tough, but the new approach managed to significantly improve all digital control approaches by radically improving the speed and efficiency of computations.

• Not only does the sheer scale of the computation required to represent such fine details put the task far beyond reach, but we also have little way of knowing most of the numbers that would serve as input to the model.

• The traveling salesperson problem is one of a handful of foundational problems that theoretical computer scientists turn to again and again to test the limits of efficient computation.

• That’s a long way from the millions of qubits likely to be needed to do practical computations.

• And lo and behold, R & R made some basic computational errors.

• This will require substantial sensor, computational, and communication technologies.

• This area will be developed further in the computational technologies section.

• The promise of computational technologies brings with it potential vulnerabilities that must be protected against threats.

• History, even in its computational form or in genetic shape, is an example.

• Will you help me with the computational math needed to finish Operation Catskin?