Sentence examples for grouping of computers from inspiring English sources

A domain is a logical grouping of computers on a network that has a central security database for storing security information.

The Proxim Corporation of Sunnyvale, Calif., provides wireless equipment for wide- and local-area networks, which are used to link groups of computers.

Dorothy is the manager and de-facto supervisor of a group of "computers"—about thirty black women, all skilled mathematicians that includes Katherine and Mary.

It led him to a group of computers on Hainan Island, off China, and to a Web site that would prove to be critically important.

The aluminum alloy case helps dissipate the heat of the only 1-gigahertz Pentium III chip available in this group of computers.

In order to shorten the computation time, the possible solutions generated by the GA are evaluated in parallel on a group of computers.

They provide a common language for a disparate group of computers and networks, allowing them to work together across the world.

The process relies on a group of computers, also called nodes, that have the ability to recognize valid transactions and write new ones to each chain, Spoke says.

Called Athena Clusters, these groups of computers and printers are located in various locations across campus and are available for students.

Bacon's job was to figure out the positions of a group of computers, most of which were moving around, by using transmission delays to triangulate their exact locations.

A satellite dish provides a continuous 64,000-bits-a-second connection to a small group of computers in the village, which are powered for part of each day by a small solar power system.