Sentence examples for cornerstone of computing from inspiring English sources
"If you think back to the 1980s the BBC Micro was the cornerstone of computing in schools," Ian Livingstone, life president of games company Eidos, told the BBC.
As developers begin to write applications that run in virtualized environments, they are likely to bypass the operating systems altogether making that once cornerstone of computing far less important.
Despite some promising recent developments in self-navigated acquisition techniques [34] the detection and characterisation of coronary stenoses, remains the cornerstone of computed tomography [32]; however, myocardial perfusion imaging by MRI has been well established in clinical workflows and provides similar diagnostic accuracy as SPECT [35].
A cornerstone of cloud computing is "zero-touch infrastructure" where routine operational tasks are automated.
Matrices can be considered as an extension of vectors, and matrices form the cornerstone of modern scientific computing and engineering simulations.
The company acquired IoT platform 2lemtery earlier this year, so today's announcement doesn't come as a huge surprise, especially given that some of Amazon's competitors like Microsoft have recently made IoT support one of the cornerstones of their cloud computing strategies.
As a cornerstone of this evaluation, we computed GTD TS scores for all server models using the LGA program.
Although conventional radiography (CR) remains the cornerstone of imaging modalities in RA, computed tomography (CT) appear more sensitive for the detection of bone erosions in comparison to CR, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and ultrasonography (US).
Whether evolutionary or revolutionary, over the next three to five years cloud computing will become a cornerstone of an organisation's IT portfolio.
The founder of Fuzzy Set theory, Zadeh argues that the precisiated natural language computing, which originated from CW (computing with words), is the cornerstone of HLMI [72].
