Sentence examples for computer efficiency from inspiring English sources
The power adapter is the first commercial application of a novel circuit design developed by David Perreault, a professor of electrical engineering and computer science at MIT (see "Power Electronics to Improve Computer Efficiency" and "Efficiency Breakthrough Promises Smartphones That Use Half the Power").
It's a huge move, and one that Musk explained briefly on Twitter by noting that Tesla's approach is to build a "high computer efficiency machine learning" system, which is why Lattner is perfect for the role.
The volume of this data is increasing at a speed that effortlessly surpasses the rate of increase in computer efficiency known as Moore's law.
To dispense with the problematic energy-minimization process prior to NMA while gaining computer efficiency, Tirion proposes a model to connect atom pairs with Hookean springs with a universal force constant γ (Tirion, 1996).
Long governing the computer industry has been Moore's Law, the projection of the Intel founder that chip densities and thus computer efficiencies would double roughly every two years.
The hierarchical multiscale model gains significant advantages over the hybrid-semiconcurrent one with respect to both computational efficiency and computer memory cost.
CAFA predictions compared well with full scale multi-physics FEM simulations and experiments with scanning laser Doppler vibrometry (SLDV), while achieving remarkable performance in computational efficiency and computer resource saving compared with conventional FEM.
But they're still wary about hiring new workers and new government regulations such as computer-efficiency standards.
Standards and guidelines for Federal Government computer system efficiency and security.
The process of creating these standards began in 2012, when the energy commission established the first set of rules for computer energy efficiency.
Computer time efficiency for large structures will depend on the selection of the "shortest" paths (similar to modal truncation for modal superposition approach).
