Sentence examples for evolution of hardware and from inspiring English sources

This system is based on the evolution of hardware and algorithms developed for the field of High Energy Physics and more specifically for the execution of extremely fast pattern matching for tracking of particles produced by proton proton collisions in hadron collider experiments.

As Mayfield partner Tim Chang explained to me, he's been fascinated by the evolution of hardware and connected devices.

In this paper, we discuss the contribution that nanotechnology may offer to the evolution of cryptographic hardware and embedded systems and demonstrate how nanoscale devices can be used for constructing security primitives.

In this paper, we discussed the contribution that nanotechnology may offer to the evolution of cryptographic hardware and embedded systems and demonstrated how nanoelectronics can be used for constructing security primitives.

We also look at how to encourage the propagation and evolution of hardware designs, so that we can start to build up a "gene-pool" of material to draw upon for new projects.

The evolution of hardware architectures driven by the increasing requirement for performance and energy efficiency has led to complex HPC systems.

In parallel with the development of simulation tools and software environment, the long term evolution of hardware needs is also discussed at several levels (EU, EU Japan broader approach, high performance computing, grid technology, data access, etc)., and progress in this domain is reported.

With the evolution of computer hardware and software, the analog human-machine systems of the main control room in the nuclear power plant have been replaced with digital systems.

In this paper we present a new continuous multiresolution framework which has been developed in view of the outstanding evolution of hardware.

Scaling up is the most common method to improve performance, but is restricted by the capabilities of the most powerful hardware; the evolution of hardware performance should also be considered.

Sinofsky felt that the shift towards SoC designs were "a natural evolution of hardware that's applicable to a wide range of form factors, not just to slates", while Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer emphasized the importance of supporting SoCs on Windows by proclaiming that the operating system would "be everywhere on every kind of device without compromise".