Sentence examples for easy-to-use computing from inspiring English sources

Neptune defined easy-to-use computing based on extensive research done in the Microsoft usability lab and elsewhere.

The aim of this article is to help fill this gap by providing a theoretically well-founded and practically well-implemented and easy-to-use method for computing rooted phylogenetic networks from a set of clusters, for example, extracted from a set of phylogenetic trees, or directly from sequences.

There are options apart from Sonic that allow the user to set up a cloud cluster, including products and services by Metrum, Mango Solutions, Certara, and Cycle Computing, however, this tutorial focuses on Sonic as one example of a software tool that provides an easy-to-use environment for cloud computing.

In the world of mobile computing there's an interesting little niche market devoted to producing ultra-cheap, easy-to-use laptop computers for use in the classroom.

In Netezza, I.B.M. saw a company that had made "a breakthrough" in comparatively easy-to-use, hardware-and-software computing appliances for business analytics, according to Steven A. Mills, senior vice president of software and systems.

In Netezza, I.B.M. saw a company that had made "a breakthrough" in comparatively easy-to-use, hardware-and-software computing appliances for business analytics, said Steven A. Mills, senior vice president for software and systems.

Computing desolvation energetics typically requires lengthy simulations, but this talk presents a fast and easy-to-use method (3D-RISM) which computes desolvation energies in minutes, without using explicit simulations.

The objective of our study was to compute an easy-to-use scoring system for predicting bacterial resistance to cephalosporin and managing the first febrile episode in adult patients cared in haematology wards.

We can combine easy-to-use common technologies -- such as barcodes, cloud computing, smartphones, and analytics -- at minimal costs.

He later worked on 3-D graphics at gamemaker Atari, compact computing systems at Apple Computer and easy-to-use interfaces at Disney.

The integration in a high performance grid computing environment makes huge geographically distributed computational resources accessible to the software by an easy-to-use interface.