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Meanwhile, over on this side of the pond, we have our own IT mess – the computer system underpinning universal credit, the government's flagship reform of the benefits system.
As a result, he said, he was concerned that the aging computer systems that form the underpinnings of the border-protection program would soon need to be replaced at tremendous cost.
The information formed the underpinnings of a computer model that the scientists ran 100,000 times to see how the final estimates changed as different variables were tweaked.
The blue chip stock is Citrix Systems, a Fort Lauderdale, Fla., company whose software provides the technological underpinnings for much of the industry, allowing computers access to programs running from remote locations.
Undergraduate underpinnings: biological science, complemented by math, physics and computer science.
Though the underpinnings of his work were incorporated into the ENIAC computer, Atanasoff received little credit until a patent case acknowledged his work in 1973. . .
Although programming languages may change a great deal before usable quantum computers can be built, it is worth constructing the theoretical underpinnings now.
To conclude this introduction, we turn briefly to some key underpinnings of collaboration communities (commonly known as collaboratories, computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW), network science (NS), and Science of Team Science (SciTS)).
