Sentence examples for computing researchers from inspiring English sources

Today's quantum computing researchers are in a similar bind.

Among computing researchers who work on collective intelligence Mechanical Turk has grown in utility and popularity.

CHI 2012 is produced by ACM, the Association for Computing Machinery, a professional society for computing researchers.

Matrics, a privately held company based in Rockville, Md., with 64 employees, was founded five years ago by William Bandy and Michael Arneson, former wireless computing researchers at the National Security Agency.

Motion analysis aided by inexpensive sensors and computing, researchers say, may well become a new "vital sign," like a blood pressure reading, that can yield all sorts of clues about health.

There are likely to be 150,000 computing jobs opening up each year through 2020, according to an analysis of federal forecasts by the Association for Computing Machinery, a professional society for computing researchers.

"It's been years that a whole community has blossomed just looking at the idea of, once we have a quantum computer, what are we going to do with it?" Britton Plourde, a quantum computing researcher from the University of Syracuse, said that the field has progressed markedly in recent years.

But both Dr. Knill and Raymond Laflamme, also a quantum computing researcher at Los Alamos and a co-author of the paper, said that limitation would be more than offset by the ease with which photon-based computers could communicate.

Mr. Devarakonda, a mobile computing researcher at I.B.M.'s laboratory in Yorktown, N.Y., said that his group's project-management site on the intranet enabled him to post and to read information about projects in progress "without going out and bothering people, making calls or sending e-mail to them".

The company founder, Meron Gribetz, says that the company is on track to create a mass produced solution shortly, but until then they have brought on Steve Mann, a real cyborg and wearable computing researcher, to act as a chief scientist.

"Attacking the central cities [of the network] could either be a great idea or a terrible idea," warns Andrés Monroy-Hernández, a social computing researcher from Microsoft Research in Seattle, Washington, who has studied social media's role in the Mexican drug war.