acceleration by powering

acceleration by powering: French\ \ calcul de racines caractéristiques d'une matrice à partir d'une puissance de cette matrice

German\ \ Beschleunigung durch Beanspruchungserhöhung

Dutch\ \ acceleration by powering

Italian\ \ abbreviazione dei calcoli mediante elevamento a potenza

Spanish\ \ aceleración de cálculo por potenciación

Catalan\ \ acceleració del càlcul per potenciació

Portuguese\ \ aceleração por potenciação

Romanian\ \ accelerarea calculului prin ridicarea puterii; scurtarea calculului prin ridicarea puterii; calculul rădăcinilor unei matrice plecând de la puterea acelei matrice

Danish\ \ -

Norwegian\ \ akselerasjon ved slår

Swedish\ \ -

Greek\ \ επιτάχυνση με τροφοδοσία

Finnish\ \ iterointiprosessin nopeuttaminen potenssiin korottamalla

Hungarian\ \ gyors megközelítés hatványozással

Turkish\ \ güçsel hızlandırma; güçlendirmeyle hızlandırma

Estonian\ \ astmefunktsiooni kohane kiirendus

Lithuanian\ \ pagreitinimas keliant laipsniu

Slovenian\ \ pospešek, ki ga poganja

Polish\ \ przyspieszenie przez potęgowanie

Russian\ \ улучшение сходимости путем возведения случайных величин в степень

Ukrainian\ \ покращення збіжності; шляхом підняття випадкової величини в степінь

Serbian\ \ -

Icelandic\ \ hröðun eftir máttur

Euskara\ \ itzali k azelerazioa

Farsi\ \ -

Persian-Farsi\ \ -

Arabic\ \ التعجيل بطريق زيادة القدرة

Afrikaans\ \ versnelling deur magsverheffing

Chinese\ \ 赋力加速

Korean\ \ -

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