Sentence examples for computer described as from inspiring English sources

What does it mean when a computer is described as being "dual core" or "single core"? A. A computer described as "dual core" has two processors on a single chip to share the processing demands of several programs at once.

The all purpose computer, described as ""the most advanced, most flexible high-speed computer in the world" when it debuted in 1952, was programmed to carry out translations.

The performance of an implemented computer program is also described, as well as a number of tests that rely on complementary enumeration techniques.

The original Model B board will remain available, primarily for industry that has adopted the board for machines and other equipment, while the new B+ computer is described as "the final evolution of the original Raspberry Pi," indicating a completely new Raspberry Pi design could be in the pipeline.

The O*NET item pertaining to computer use was described as follows: "Working with Computers: using computers and computer systems (including hardware and software) to programme, write software, set up functions, enter data, or process information".

The computer, which Hinderer described as "a major component of our computer system," was inoperable for six days.

The era of the personal computer can be described as the age of "One person, one computer".

The new computers also suggest the advent of a more creative approach after a period that computer scientists have described as "the end of architecture". In their view, the industry appeared to have run out of ideas for gaining more processor power and chose instead to use free space on silicon chips to place multiple processors, or cores.

The third inquiry, Operation Tuleta, set up to investigate computer hacking, was described as still at the "scoping" stage.

Steve Mann, a Canadian computer scientist often described as "the world's first cyborg," began wearing a custom wireless webcam and sending periodic snapshots to his Web page in 1994.

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