"computing by" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English
It is a phrase that means using a computer or technology to calculate or process something. Example: "The company has improved its efficiency by computing data on a cloud-based platform."
[C8.] Using Humans as a Computer Model I.B.M. is renewing the push for "autonomic computing," a longstanding idea of dealing with the increasing complexity of computing by making the computers more like the human nervous system.
This means that the sub-populations can be assigned to different threads or computer nodes for parallel computing, by a simple modification of the GA.
Multithreaded applications allow more efficient computing by spreading tasks over more than one computer processor.
Another study [43] shows that the new technologies (i.e., distributed computing by GPU) can also be used to reduce the computation time of data analysis method.
V.L.I.W. tries to speed up computing by executing many simple instructions in parallel.
RISC sought to change computing by shifting complexity from hardware to software, thereby streamlining chips and increasing their speed.
Half of all the money that firms spend on information technology will be spent on cloud computing by 2016.
The company had long dominated corporate and government mainframe computing by using proprietary software and in-house production.
From Ada Lovelace to Steve Jobs, from phishing to worms to Red Bull- fuelled hacking marathons, this is a history of nerds and computing by other means.
Microsoft's attempt to take control of mobile computing by creating a truly hybrid device that offers the portability of a tablet with the working capability of a laptop.
His plan is to refocus the company on cloud computing by selling crucial components like networking hardware, servers, storage and software, without the pressure of Wall Street.
