Sentence examples for called computing from inspiring English sources

Google isn't the only company doing what is called computing in the cloud.

The utility concept, also called computing on demand, builds on work that has been nurtured in I.B.M.'s research labs, and elsewhere, for years and has been making its way into the marketplace recently.

Smelling sweet Startup fever Going under Clan Douglas ReprintsThis year's change replaces ICT with a new subject called "computing", which is mandatory for children in England aged five to 16. Tiddlers will learn about algorithms and other basic concepts of computer science; older kids will learn to use at least two programming languages.

He added: "Ed Vaizey, the culture minister, has been very supportive and we've managed to convince (Education Secretary) Michael Gove that computer science will be a major part of the new ICT curriculum, which is going to be now called computing.

Nvidia has shipped close to 100 million processors with the new programmable interface, called Compute Unified Device Architecture, or CUDA.

Gold nanocrystals show up well in one type of imaging, called computed tomography, he said, and iron oxide nanocrystals work well with magnetic resonance imaging.

The team used a technique called computed tomography, which creates a three-dimensional x-ray image of internal organs.

The company has taken the wraps off a service called Compute Engine that lets companies and developers get at its hardware.

First, we discuss the theory and operation of PCZ and the general-purpose GPU parallel programming language called Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA).

In SLOW mode, also called "compute and display" mode, the ZX81 concentrates on driving the display.

A system was designed using a stimulable phosphor BaFBr imaging plate (commonly called computed radiography [CR]) as the detector.