computationally
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- adverb
- /kəmˈpjuːtəˌnəli/
- Specialized
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computacionalmente
- The new software performs computationally intensive tasks quickly, improving overall productivity.
- computationally intensive
- computationally efficient
- computationally demanding
And so these are all just computationally tricky things that are wonderful.
- And so these are all just computationally tricky things that are wonderful.
- We saw how this happens in detail in some models, both computationally and analytically.
- There are some schemes which are not computationally bound.
- They see the world computationally and they understand the ways in which computers might work in the world.
- It's computationally, it's kind of easier to do.
- And it's what computationally very costly to try to consult the universe.
Examples
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The search for those optimal beams is computationally intensive and therefore poses interesting technical challenges.
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However, this approach is computationally expensive and limited to 2 x 10^5 number of particles.
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So computationally, having theory of mind modelling what other people are thinking is hard.
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And I'm going to show you what happens computationally in the computer when you take this and add heat to it, there it is.
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And so these are all just computationally tricky things that are wonderful.
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Computationally, on the surface, it appeared correct.
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We saw how this happens in detail in some models, both computationally and analytically.
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So it is computationally extremely expensive if you want to have large numbers of neurons.
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They see the world computationally and they understand the ways in which computers might work in the world.
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A hash search is a very accurate, computationally efficient technique for testing whether a computer contains illicit material.
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Synonyms
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7.0
In a way that uses a set of steps a computer follows
Surface Forms
Morphology
computationally = computational (transparent) = compute + ation + al + ly
Formed by adding the adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'computational', which itself is a regular adjective derived from 'compute'.
Etymology
The word computationally comes from compute, which means 'to calculate' or 'count', and is the same root as computer, a machine that does calculations. The ending -ly makes it mean 'in a ... way', so computationally means 'in a way that uses calculation or computers'.