Sentence examples for collections of computers from inspiring English sources
Google has one of the largest collections of computers in the world, wired up in parallel, housing some of the largest databases in the world.
The Atlanta-based firm links the attacks to a group of "botnets"–collections of computers compromised with hidden software that used techniques it described as "old school" and "amateur".
A report released last week by the Environmental Protection Agency estimated that U.S. data centers (collections of computers used to power businesses' and government agencies' IT infrastructures and Web sites) consumed around 61 billion kilowatt-hours in 2006 at a cost of about $4.5 billion.
Cloud data centers are typically vast collections of computer servers and supporting equipment run by businesses that specialize in wholesale data processing.
A component of the new computer information systems being emphasized by Mr. Poindexter's office are "data mining" techniques to scan through vast collections of computer data, which may include text, images, sound and other computer data, and find significant patterns.
Modern cars are essentially a collection of computers on wheels, packed with many microcontrollers that govern their engines, brakes and so forth.
Adams was not so hot on deadlines: he famously loved the "whooshing sound" they made as they passed him by, without his having written much on his extensive collection of computers.
One starts by considering all possible initial configurations, such as all possible different distributions of black and white dots in a given plane lattice, or all possible different ways a given collection of computers could be linked together.
This central location is usually a single computer or is sometimes a collection of computers.
But the Internet is just a collection of computers (and the data that's on them) connected to one another.
A cluster is a collection of computers connected through a high-speed network that allows them to work together to solve a problem.
