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computation noun account, accountancy, adding, amount computed, appraisal, appreciation, assessment, audit, bookkeeping, calculation, count, deduction, enumeration, estimate, estimation, figure work, figuring, measurement, numeration, reckoning, score, statistic, sum, summation, tally, total, valuation See also: accounting, appraisal, census, estimate, estimation, ledger, measurement How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| A computationally intensive Monte Carlo resampling scheme called the parametric bootstrap is used to estimate this bias. One of the biggest advantages Itanium 2 processors give computationally intensive applications is a bigger addressable space that results in faster calculations, which is critical to users running demanding engineering applications such as MSC. The attacks are particularly alarming because they often require only known ciphertext, work even if timing measurements are somewhat inaccurate, are computationally easy, and are difficult to detect," Kocher says. |
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