Sentence examples for computing the coming from inspiring English sources

If this week was all about mobile computing, the coming week will be all about mobile phone handsets.

When the mean-count polar maps were computed, the delineation coming from the Bowsher reconstructions with the MR as anatomical prior information was used as delineation also for all other reconstructions.

These challenges result from the transformative nature of cloud computing and the coming post-PC era.

It should also be stressed that the major steric constraints used to compute the model come from the envelope of the Mediator that was obtained previously by Tsai et al. (Cell 2014) and the X-ray structure of Mediator subunits (several papers).

The efficiency in computing the likelihood by peeling comes from storing intermediate results in multidimensional tables called cutsets.

Titled 'Your Browser in Five Years', it's an interesting read on how browsers are undergoing changes that could potentially alter our day-to-day computing lives in the coming years.

Europe's continuing privacy debate is also encompassed in the negotiations, with issues like the security of cloud computing coming to the fore.

In a landmark study earlier this year by the Pew Research Centre, a non-partisan think-tank based in Washington, DC, most of the 2,500 or so information experts canvassed expected to see a global, immersive and ambient computing environment emerge over the coming decade.

CloudConnect: The conference where the leading minds of the cloud computing world come to meet and discuss infrastructure, IT, the enterprise and developer practices.

All of that is pretty interesting – or very creepy, depending on how you look at it – but it only scratches the surface of Google's vision of what mobile computing could look like in the coming years.

The award is often referred to as the "Nobel Prize of computing" and comes with a $1 million prize funded by Google.