Sentence examples for a better computing from inspiring English sources
Microsoft's actions, according to the plaintiffs, have denied consumers a better computing experience (remember Netscape?), so they deserve compensation for "lost innovation" in the marketplace.
Roger Kay, an industry analyst at IDC, said: "With 64-bit technology, gamers, enthusiasts and even ordinary mortals who yearn for a better computing experience will be overwhelmed.
Compared with PSO algorithm which is applied in the upper level model, OPS has a better computing accuracy by further reducing 20000 tons CO2 emissions per year.
By modifying the terms in the power balance relation of Eq. (1) according to the specified coupling matrices (varvec{C}_{text{as}}) and (varvec{C}_{text{sa}}) [Eqs. (9)–(10)], the hybrid WBM-SEA predicting procedure can then be formed which possesses a better computing efficiency than the hybrid FE-SEA model [49, 50].
Since the Jacobian evaluation and its inversion are expensive, in order to achieve a better computational efficiency, we compute Jacobian and its inverse only once in a single cycle of the proposed multi-step iterative method.
As shown, the 7250 is part of the newest KNL generation and, as a consequence, has better computing capability and memory bandwidth.
"Why get students emulating what computers do so much better (computing) rather than concentrate on imaginative thinking, analysis and problem-solving that students ought to be able to do so much better even than today's computers?" he wrote in a blog post announcing a partnership with Estonia to rewrite the country statistics and probability coursework.
Our results indicate that using MUSCLE-HPC to couple submodels within the same HPC cluster can lead to better computing performance comparable to a native MPI execution and can, thus, reduce the coupling overhead.
My initial set of reviews put the iPhone 6 on top, and the 6 Plus as a close second; further testing suggests they might actually be better characterized as reversed in order – the 6 Plus ends up being a better mobile computing device for my everyday use habits, even if it isn't necessarily as mobile as its other new companion.
The dataflow paradigm offers both better bandwidth and better computing performances, but only if one provides a relatively big stream of data.
An example is Cisco's recent acquisition of IoT analytics company ParStream and IoT platform provider Jasper, which will enable the network giant to embed better computing capabilities into its networking gear and grab a bigger share of the enterprise IoT market, where fog computing is most crucial.
