Sentence examples for computing equivalent from inspiring English sources

In the West, the intended market is first-time PC owners, she said, young people and adults who want a light, rugged notebook as a second computer for travel -- the computing equivalent of a family's cheap second car.

Microsoft's Security Response Center in Redmond, Wash., is the computing equivalent of a hospital emergency ward.

The notebook PC is becoming the computing equivalent of a second car in many households.

Mr. Ellison sees his company's mainstay product, the Oracle database, as the corporate computing equivalent of the Windows operating system.

This is one of a range of competing approaches to making qubits, the quantum computing equivalent of today's transistors.

So the I.B.M. announcement last week that it had built the fastest supercomputer becomes of interest to more than the computing equivalent of drag-racing fans.

In Google's vast data centres, the computing equivalents of power stations, hundreds of thousands of machines are cleverly linked to act as one.

In comparison, a larger 100 × 100 × 100 grid would take an impossible three million CPU hours to compute (equivalent to 343 years running on a single computer).

The methodology computes equivalent mixed traffic flow and uniform flow for the same performance measure.

These numbers are above the computed equivalent ANEEL bidding figure of 0.15 flashover/year for that TL.

Part I deals with how to compute equivalent stress or strain ranges in multiaxial NP histories using enclosing surface methods.