Sentence examples for cluster of machines from inspiring English sources

The availability of parallel architectures as a cluster of machines connected through fast Ethernet has increased the interest on parallelization of algorithms.

The twice-a-year ranking of the world's fastest computers, to be announced Friday at a supercomputer industry conference in Baltimore, will include two new entrants based on personal computers, including one cluster of machines running the Linux operating system.

Hadoop is the name of an open-source implementation of the MapReduce framework that executes MapReduce applications on a cluster of machines, distributing input data and computation for efficient parallel processing.

At Google they have found map-reduce to be a highly useful way of separating out the conceptual model of large-scale computations on big collections of data, using mapping and reducing operations, from the issue of how that computation is implemented in a reliable manner on a large cluster of machines.

Although the company's laboratories are filled with in-vitro sequencing machines designed to read the order of the bases on DNA, the heart of the operation is its computer room which contains, according to Dr Venter, the most powerful cluster of machines outside a government nuclear-weapons laboratory.

This means that the computation can be efficiently parallelized and distributed to a cluster of machines.

He could point to co-operative successes: the worker-owned John Lewis department store, current turnover around £8 billion a year, and in particular the cluster of machine-making co-ops at Mondragon in Spain, founded by five defecting engineers in 1956, now with 85,000 workers and an annual turnover of €15 billion.

Hadoop is based on an open-source search project called Nutch, and an open-source version of Google's MapReduce software for spreading complex computer tasks across clusters of machines.

Besides new devices that provide an extra payoff for game-playing dexterity, manufacturers have developed communal games that link clusters of machines — which are proving popular with people under 40.

There are also two clusters of machines running Windows-Athena — one in the back room of the W20-575 cluster, and one in 37-312 that you can access with your MIT card.

Much of the focus in those papers is on separating the fault tolerance and distributed processing issues of operating on large clusters of machines from the programming language abstractions.