Sentence examples for computing which from inspiring English sources

The two main options are cellular automata, which are a classical computational formalism, and quantum computing, which is non-classical.

Indeed, Mr. Blauvelt is interested in what he calls "social computing," which is a shared or collaborative computer experience.

Cloud computing, which involves accessing computing systems via computers and phones, is rapidly becoming a standard for corporations.

Then there's the advent of quantum computing, which is completely different model of computation.

At the Biological Computer laboratory he was involved in pioneering work on parallel computing, which breaks problems into multiple parts, speeding computation.

The best known approach is quantum computing, which harnesses the fuzzy nature of quantum mechanics to perform rapid computational work.

Even in computing, which we regard as made-in-America technology, the first stored-program computer, simple programming language and reusable code were pioneered in Britain.

It also offers "distributed computing", which allows tasks to be shared by several devices.

Foundations such as ArabWIC, Arab Women In Computing, which has chapters across the region, will help.

Last month, CyberGuard offered to swap one of its shares for each share of Secure Computing, which rejected the unsolicited offer.

Secure Computing, which maintains its own list of the companies most commonly promoted in stock spam, said that the S.E.C. had gone after the right targets.