The phrase "a computer architecture that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type or design of computer architecture in a technical context.
Example: "A computer architecture that supports parallel processing can significantly enhance performance in data-intensive applications."
Alternatives: "a type of computer architecture that" or "a design of computer architecture that".
It first discusses a computer architecture that supports algorithmically optimized volume rendering using early-ray termination and space-leaping as acceleration techniques.
Advances in parallel-vector computers have resulted in a computer architecture that is able to provide the computer power needed for large-scale flow predictions.
Last year Williams and his co-workers published a report in Science describing a computer architecture that could make chemically assembled circuits feasible; and this July the group published a second Science paper, this time describing the synthesis of a first potential component of their computer-molecular electronic switches.
Together, the companies say, they will work to create a single computer architecture that provides smart-cockpit functions and self-driving capabilities that will eventually supplant the many smaller, separate processors inside current vehicles.
As chief computer architect at Hewlett-Packard, Lee was a key figure in a revolution in computer architecture that swept through the industry in the 1980s.
The problem, says iSuppli Flash analyst Michael Yang, is that Fusion-io's setup, and those like it, require a completely different computer architecture that places Flash as a centerpiece.
The center aims to develop a new type of computer architecture that considers processing and storage as one and the same mechanism, rather than two separate components.
Dr Williamson says that computer architecture that will automatically hamper, mitigate, disrupt or confuse attacks is a rich area of research.
The smartphone protection is part of a wide-ranging effort by her team to address problems in computer security and computer architecture that have challenged users and designers for decades.
Lee also is studying computer architecture that prevents leakage of information through covert channels and side channels.
In addition to his studies with Church, he also had dealings with the formidable John von Neumann, who would later be credited with innovations in computer architecture that Turing himself had pioneered.
