Sentence examples for computers with different from inspiring English sources
However, different computers with different formulas used to compute π would help verification and obviate possible error in computation.
You can even connect computers with different operating systems to the same monitor and easily switch back and forth.
At ARPA from 1967 to 1973, Dr. Roberts promoted the idea of networking computers with different hardware and software in order to share resources.
First proposed by engineers in 1971 and developed for use on host computers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, FTP allows for reliable and swift exchange of information between computers with different operating systems and machine architectures.
We consider a natural coupling between the mixed finite element and spectral element approximations as well as the efficient solution of the coupled discrete systems on remote parallel computers with different architectures connected via a low speed network.
In this study, 30 participants were tested with eight hazard perception tasks while they maintained a cadence of 60 ± 5 RPM and used bike computers with different sensory displays, namely visual, auditory, and tactile feedback signals.
By ensuring that new control or computing hardware is supplied with this interface, it is possible to not only control all TCV functions from our central computers, but to further evolve the system by exporting some or all control to another computer with different architecture whilst retaining the same TDI routines.
Sometimes I'll sketch it all out on the computer with different elements.
When he joined Emachines, it sold computers with three different chassis, three different power supplies and several different motherboards.
Ever since desktop computers became popular, there has always been some degree of parallelism in computers, with several different computations being performed simultaneously, by different components, such as the hard-drive controller and the central processor.
Our bodies are like computers with two different operating systems.
