Sentence examples for contemporary computers from inspiring English sources

Magnetic tape has been used as a storage medium continuously from one of the first contemporary computers onwards – the UNIVAC, in 1951.

This new machine is 100 million times faster than any other contemporary computers, a serious leap ahead for AI, considered by Google researchers as a significant breakthrough: "We hope it helps researchers construct more efficient and more accurate models for everything from speech recognition, to web search, to protein folding" (Neven 2013).

Contemporary physics thus suggests that this is an in principle lower bound on the duration of a primitive step in a concretely embodied computing process (a quantity which is measured in petasceconds – i.e. \(1.0 \times 10^{-15}\) seconds – for contemporary computers).

MU5 was designed to be about 20 times faster than Atlas, and was optimised for running compiled programs rather than hand-written machine code, something that contemporary computers were unable to do efficiently.

Most of the work on the outdoor renderer was done by programmer Eric Twietmeyer; however, contemporary computers were not powerful enough to display fully three-dimensional (3D) outdoor environments.

Contemporary computers and cell phones do not contain PCBs.

The accurate reconstruction of such networks from time-series genetic expression data using computational tools offers a stiff challenge for contemporary computer scientists.

In the contemporary computer, 99 percent of the parts are idle most of the time.

Despite notational differences, contemporary computer languages provide many of the same programming structures.

It also describes the underlying principles of contemporary computer architecture and some of the challenges faced by wearable technology designers.

We present convergence and timing results that demonstrate efficiency and scalability of our strategy when implemented on contemporary computer architectures.