Sentence examples for hardware research from inspiring English sources

The joint interment will provide funds for sensor and hardware research, as well as the software required to spot obstacles and drive the car.

"The depth of the PC decline, which had revenue losses of more than 20percentt year-over-year, overshadows some exciting growth categories in the computer products business," said Stephen Baker, NPD Intelect's director of hardware research.

Kirk Yang, who heads Asia technology hardware research for Citigroup in Hong Kong, predicts that the company will sell at least 3 million Eee PCs next year but could easily tally 6 million.

The downtown area, he explained, has never actually been zoned for "software and hardware research and development," the category under which many tech companies fall — instead, large parts of the city have been zoned for the purpose, specifically the 10 million square feet of the Stanford Research Park.

I.B.M.'s unit in India, which employs 9,000 workers, has hardware, software, research and consulting operations.

Seeking to demonstrate strong support for the military, the House and Senate overwhelmingly passed major defense spending packages today, increasing pay for the armed forces and providing new money for military hardware and research.

The walkway leads to the library proper, an arching brick-walled, skylit space where visitors sit at long Parsons tables and use digital hardware to research the history of Ellis Island or archival records of their forebears' passage through there.

"The processing power is so much better than before that some of the seemingly simple things we humans do, like recognizing faces, can begin to be done," says Dr Kanade.While prices drop and hardware improves, research into robotic vision, control systems and communications have jumped ahead as well.

Apparently Microsoft was reaping the benefits of Sony R&D money, basing 360 hardware off research being done for the Cell processor — and Sony had no idea.

That's why Facebook unified many of its hardware and research divisions like Building 8 in the Area 404 laboratory of its Menlo Park campus.

Non-canonical (NC) grammar from a corpus of 14 Best Paper award winners in software and hardware engineering research published since 2006 in IEEE Transactions is presented and analyzed.