It was shown that the McGowan volumes are equivalent to computer-calculated van der Waals volumes (Reddy and Locke, 1994a; Zhao et al., 2003).
Although we do not require applicants to our computer science programs to have a degree in computer science, we do expect them to have a strong technical background equivalent to a computer science bachelors degree.
Strong technical background equivalent to a computer science bachelor's degree.
Equivalent to one computer bit, it exhibits the holy grail of next-generation nonvolatile memory: magnetic switchability, in two steps, with nothing but an electric field.
First, it has a full colour screen equivalent to current computer displays; at the other extreme, it acts as an extremely low-power, higher-definition 'paper' that's readable in sunlight and similar to Amazon's Kindle.
In modern terms, the 'table of behaviour' of a Turing machine is equivalent to a computer program.
The Atom will have performance roughly equivalent to laptop computers introduced four years ago, but will use little more than a half-a-watt to two-and-a-half watts of battery power.
As a matter of fact, radio systems need to observe, decide, and act within a limited amount of time: The timer and related computationally indivisible control construct is equivalent to the computer-theoretic construct of a step-counting function over "finite minimalization".
Unlike many conventional samplers, each sample produced by our method is equivalent to a computer-assisted proof that it is drawn from the desired target, up to the pseudo-randomness of the underlying, deterministic, pseudo-random number generator.
With up to 80percentt of electricity consumption in modern offices coming from computing equipment, the savings a SleepServer offers could be roughly equivalent to $60 per computer each year, he says.
