Sentence examples for competing computers from inspiring English sources

He says: "First, we should have really analysed how we compared to competing computers around the world.

The competing computers used different implementations of neural-network-based image-processing software to try and distinguish 10 classes of military and civilian vehicle represented in a public data set called MSTAR.

The ULA chip, described by the ZX81 manual as the "dogsbody" of the system, has a number of key functions that competing computers shared between multiple chips and integrated circuits.

The SPEC benchmarks are generally used by technical and scientific customers in performance evaluations of competing computer systems, rather than by consumers evaluating individual personal computers.

I foresee punch-ups in Cambridge pubs, as in the 1980s, but this time it will between writers of competing computer science GCSE curricula.

One of the participants tries to seduce a shy computer-chess boy – who is increasingly concerned that one of the competing computer programmes can sense when it is playing a human and raise its game accordingly.

It will inherit diverse and competing computer systems - some, like the tax credit system, with an appalling record of inefficiency and breakdown - along with a new 10-year Inland Revenue computer contract, Aspire, managed by strategic partner Cap Gemini Ernst and Young, which the O'Donnell review said had "the capacity to support future business change".

Early on Rosenberg realized that doing this would condemn them to being just one of dozens of competing computer peripheral makers.

In a series of now-classic studies, competing computer programs (computers can "play" faster than people) tried out various strategies for long-term survival.

At the same time they compete, computer companies have to cooperate, or their products won't work together.

Mr. Taylor, who started playing poker professionally in 2008, suspected that he was competing against computers — specifically bots, short for robots — that had been programmed to play poker and beat the odds.