Sentences with phrase «heavy number crunching»

The NerdWallet VA home mortgage calculator looks deceptively simple, but there's some heavy number crunching behind the scenes.

Maybe in a update, players would be able to send their play data to a supercomputer in the cloud to do some heavy number crunching of the affects their decisions make.

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Running through all those scenarios requires heavy - duty number crunching.

But Kuttner's team crunched some numbers and decided that they were better off avoiding heavy batteries and building the lightest, most aerodynamic car they could.

When it comes to school drop - offs, afternoon hours from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. a fact are more dangerous than those in the morning, especially from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., likely due to heavier work traffic, according to Zendrive's number - crunching.

I think Amazon (and the rest of the e-book players) have crunched the numbers and have zeroed in that e-ink ebook readers are most suitable for text - heavy materials at the most common paperback sizes.

It's difficult to say for sure without some heavy duty number crunching, but a little back of the envelope work provides approximate result.

Annuities vs. Systematic Withdrawals by Mark Warshawsky Don't be put off by the actual title of this study («Government Policy on Distribution Methods for Assets in Individual Accounts for Retirees: Life Income Annuities and Withdrawal Rules» or by its girth (48 pages that includes some heavy - duty number crunching).

Whenever I am in New York I am shocked by the huge number of giant SUVs parked everywhere, often with big pedestrian - crunching push bars mounted on front to make them even heavier and more intimidating.

The research institution will use its latest supercomputer, IBM's Bluefire, to do the heavy number - crunching.