The phrase "a computing system that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type of computing system or its characteristics.
Example: "A computing system that utilizes advanced algorithms can significantly improve processing speed."
Alternatives: "a computer system that" or "a processing system that".
"It's a computing system that can morph and adapt to the problems it sees," Mr. Halim said.
Also that year the computer scientist Douglas Engelbart formed what would become the Augmentation Research Center to pursue a radically different goal — designing a computing system that would instead "bootstrap" the human intelligence of small groups of scientists and engineers.
Researchers commissioned by the U.S. Department of Defense were connecting a handful of computers into the first packet-switched network, which they called the ARPANET, giving birth to a computing system that would lead to the global Internet.
Artificial Neural Network (ANN) (Waller and Aiken, 1998) is a computing system that uses a large number of artificial neurons imitating natural neural ability to deal with an information network by computing system.
Watson, named after IBM founder Thomas J. Watson, was built by a team of IBM scientists who set out to accomplish a grand challenge – build a computing system that rivals a human's ability to answer questions posed in natural language with speed, accuracy and confidence.
Neither Mr. Hillis nor Mr. Schwartz would comment on whether their prototype is related to reports that surfaced last year about a containerized computing system that was rumored to have been seen in an underground parking lot at Google.
She models the impact of SRM strategies on regional hydrological patterns using climateprediction.net, a distributed computing system that allows climate researchers to harness the power of unused personal computers around the world.
This paper proposes a mobile computing system that enables smarter cities with enhanced mobility information through big data technologies, fogs and clouds.
To overcome this challenge, this paper presents SMART, a soft computing system that simultaneously detects benign and malicious types of robot agents from web server logs and can automatically adapt to the session characteristics of a web server.
Leading the pack is IBM, which is developing an autonomous computing system that has intrusion detection built into it so that targeted machines can take care of themselves.Almost all these new network-security systems start from the notion that intrusions are inevitable.
Fortunately, an ideal computing system that adopts non-von Neumann architecture has been existing for millions of years, which is the human brain.
