The phrase "from computing" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as a prepositional phrase as part of a larger sentence. For example: "I gained valuable experience from computing for this organization."
The computers were moved from computing facilities at 87 Prospect Ave . the New South Building, and Lewis Library on the University's main campus.
However, the main computational expense of our filtering scheme results from computing a TCR representation on which the filter TCR mask is selected.
The biggest stories from computing giants Apple and Microsoft also involved ways of making computers easier for us to understand and relate to.
Venture capitalists and executives have been jumping from computing to clean-tech companies.
It sells everything from computing space to peanut butter to appointments with plumbers.
We have analyzed the problems arising from computing the elongation of a shape.
And we owe most of the great developments of the past century, from computing to our understanding of genetics, to work that originated in such military labs.
But with persuasion from computing colleagues, and a £500,000 grant, the historians opted for the web, starting work in late 1999.
TOMORROW -- Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory holds a public seminar on "DNA Games: From Computing to Espionage" at 7 p.m. in Grace Auditorium.
It is a computationally efficient approach allowing to obtain statistically representative averages from computing large numbers of realizations.
Coursera is starting with 40 courses online — from computing to the humanities — offered by professors from Stanford, Princeton, Michigan and the University of Pennsylvania.
