Sentence examples for computing age from inspiring English sources

Like other governments in the region, including that of South Korea, it has announced a plan to help its technology companies compete in a new cloud computing age.

Data centers will be the beating hearts of the "cloud computing" age, and the research institute hopes Taiwan companies can sell such centers ready-made and at one-third to one-half the cost of U.S. and Japanese competitors.

Associations between lifestyle and breast cancer risk were estimated by computing age adjusted odds ratios (OR) and their 95% confidence intervals (CI) from logistic regression analyses.

In sensitivity analysis we compared the intraindividual variance of blood glucose by computing age- and sex-adjusted differences between (random) first and fasting (second) blood glucose measurement stratified by the time of last caloric intake at the first.

Yes, the floppy disk was already a relic of a bygone computing age, and its passing will have gone largely unnoticed – but for a dedicated group of people, this was a significant moment.

One problem, the authors reckoned, was that America was failing to take full advantage of the magnificent new technologies of the computing age, such as increasingly sophisticated automation and much-improved robots.

In summary, our results show that overestimations of the standard errors can be substantially reduced by computing age-standardised survival.

The age groups used for computing age-adjusted death rates were 0-14, 15-24, 25-44, 45-64 and 65+ years of age.

The weights were proportions of people in the 11 age groups of the 2000 Standard Million, which is a commonly used standard population for computing age-adjusted incidence or mortality rates [ 29].

However, computed age estimates for Tau Ceti can range from 4.4–, depending on the model adopted.

We computed age at onset of preclinical cancer using a scaled β distribution with a range of 100 years.