Sentence examples for computer means from inspiring English sources
"Confusions exist on what quantum computing or a quantum computer means," says Hidetoshi Nishimori, a professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology who specializes in quantum computing.
5.20pm A problem with the automatic docking computer means Malenchenko is unhappy with the approach trajectory.
The addition of this computer means our house now has two -- and that means I finally have my office back.
In "Spirit" the figures are animated essentially in the traditional, hand-drawn way (though many effects seem enhanced by computer means).
Putting Linux on the old computer means you won't be able to run Windows programs without some technical know-how and software like WINE (winehq.org).
Telecom providers can afford those prices, but making the technology feasible for moving data within a computer means reducing prices by orders of magnitude.
It's just that exhaustive datasets were more exhausting to compile and study in the days when "computer" meant a person who performed calculations.
The cellphone-chip makers argue that the ARM-Linux combination is just fine for a computer meant to handle e-mail, Facebook, streaming video from sites like YouTube and Hulu, and Web-based documents.
Bottlenecks elsewhere in the computer mean that only about half the difference in raw performance shows up in typical applications; a 25% faster processor may make for only 12% more speed.
Making faster and cheaper computers means carving vanishingly small transistors into silicon chips-a task that is becoming increasingly difficult and expensive.
The common availability of multi-core and networked computers means that there is an increasing need for effective software development methods in order to harness this available power.
