Sentence examples for allowed computing from inspiring English sources

He continued to be a leading figure in the computer and electronics industry as microchip technology allowed computing devices to become smaller and more personal, becoming Director of Engineering and Vice President of Honeywell Information Systems, Senior Vice President at Wang Laboratories, and Chairman and CEO of Sanders Technology (Santec).

Computations applied to the desired angular velocity signal allowed computing higher multiplicative orders (e.g. squared functions) and integral or derivative terms.

This puts.NET on a par with its Java-based competitor (officially called Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition, or J2EE), parts of which have been available since the late 1990s.Driving this rivalry is the Internet, which has allowed computing to become increasingly distributed.

Reliability was assessed using the generalizability theory, which allowed computing indexes of dependability (ϕ, analogous to intraclass correlation coefficient) and standard errors of measurement (SEM).

However, in this case, the 30 m DEM that has allowed computing only the angle value of the regional slope of the watershed, it is relevant to assess the slope angle distribution in relation to this rough land use classification.

This allowed computing at the within-subject level the navigation-related regional BOLD response modulated by navigation (or recognition) performance.

But while mainstream quantum computing may be more efficient than classical computing, it does not allow computing any functions beyond those computable by Turing machines.

A surprising feature of quantum computing is that it allows computing certain functions much faster than any known classical computation (Shor 1994).

It will allow computing to expand in all directions and serve ever more users.

Oracle is also a major player in the "middleware" market, which refers to software that allows computing applications to talk to each other.

This liquefaction of hardware, in turn, will allow computing to become a utility, and software a service delivered online.