Sentence examples for computing to tackle from inspiring English sources

Grids use a form of distributed computing to tackle complex computational and data processing problems scientists are presented with today.

Mr Kelly said he would, as long as locals could suggest interesting problems for cognitive computing to tackle.

Computational Grids provide the computing resources to tackle spatial interpolation in a timely way.

I tear through initially unfamiliar papers on Quantum Key Distributions, a potential method of encryption using quantum computing, and quantum algorithms, banking on exponentially increased computing power to tackle the most currently intractable problems, from molecular simulations to climate change models to stock market prediction for systemic risk.

The idea of lashing computers together to tackle computing chores for users who tap in as needed -- almost as if a utility -- has been around since the 1960's.

The complexity of operations exhibited by virtual screening encourages the usage of parallel computing techniques to tackle them.

The combination of physical systems with computing allows to tackle problems of our era, e. g., the exit from nuclear and fossil-fuel energy.

Fortunately, the potential parallelism of emotional processes permits their execution in parallel, hence enabling the computing power to tackle the complex dynamic problems.

When human culture advances, current problems in science and engineering become more complicated and need more computing power to tackle and analyze.

He was studying environmental science and was looking for a way to use his computing background to tackle problems related to water supply and quality.

This approach could be implemented, for instance, with parallel computing in order to tackle computational costly real-world problems.