Sentence examples for capacities of computer from inspiring English sources

The advent of the personal computer in the 1980's gave rise to Wall Street's young "rocket scientists," schooled and confident in the predictive capacities of computer models.

Because a byte contains so little information, the processing and storage capacities of computer hardware are usually given in gigabytes (GB; one billion bytes) and terabytes (TB; one trillion bytes).

Although these advances may be far off to be equivalent of the today's computational capacities of computers, the long-term goal of this research would be DNA computing, overriding everyday computing with great perfection.

However, we cannot increase the number of MPI processes exceed the memory capacity of computer, because each MPI process occupies the main memory during its computation process, resulting in an increase in the overall memory requirement.

Objective: To evaluate the capacity of computer analysis of antepartum cardiotocographs performed by SisPorto® 2.0 in predicting neonatal outcome.

One of the first people to recognise the potential of GMR to boost the storage capacity of computer hard-drives was Stuart Parkin of IBM's Almaden Research Centre in San Jose, California.

Facilitated by the ever-increasing capacity of computer simulation over the past decades, computer simulations have been suggested as promising complements to experimental approaches.

The study concludes that the economic significance of information technology is less in the technology itself than in the capacity of computer hardware, software and services to transform other sectors of the economy.

A couple of years ago, an early application of spintronics helped bulge the capacity of computer hard disks by making the part that reads data from the spinning platters much more sensitive to magnetic fields.

Moore's law, which the computer industry now takes for granted, says that the processing power and storage capacity of computer chips double or their prices halve roughly every 18 months.

Other games such as the King's Quest series by Sierra On-Line (1983), military simulations and role-playing games published by Strategic Simulations Incorporated (founded in 1979), Richard Garriott's Akalabeth/Ultima series (1979), and the sports and multimedia titles of Electronic Arts (founded in 1982)—extended the simulation and storytelling capacity of computer games.