Sentence examples for computing streaming from inspiring English sources

Peer-to-peer architectures have become very popular in the last years for a variety of services and applications such as collaborative computing, streaming and VoIP applications.

Peer-to-peer architectures have become very popular in the last years for a variety of services and applications they support, such as collaborative computing, streaming and VoIP applications.

A new type of computing–"stream computing"–has emerged to handle the back end of sonar, radar, X-ray sources and certain broadband applications such as voice-over Internet and digital TV.

Moreover, in the period studied, more services that depend on data centers, like cloud computing and streaming of music and movies, became popular.

The online giant is spending billions trying to expand into a broader technology company, selling its Kindle tablet range along side cloud computing, video streaming and digital downloads.

However, cloud computing and streaming can provide processor power similar to a stand-alone workstation (Fig. 5).

During his 30-plus-year career, Burrus has accurately predicted developments such as the creation of cloud computing and streaming video, the rise of fiber optics and the key role that mobile phones now play in our daily lives.

In order to create a report for a scenario part, the cluster analyzer component computes the streaming capacity according to the following procedure: First of all, a value named derivation is computed to indicate the difference of the status quo to the minimum required streaming capacity.

For performing analytics on continuous telemetry waveforms, a module like Spark is especially useful since it provides capabilities to ingest and compute on streaming data along with machine learning and graphing tools.

Amazon has also released a game engine called Lumberyard with code licensed from Crytek, using it as a way to encourage developers to connect their games to Amazon's cloud computing and Twitch streaming services.

Dartmouth's lawyers told them they would avoid copyright problems if the files were accessible only on the college's computing network in streaming audio, a format that is not downloadable.