"in hardware terms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to specifically refer to physical components of a computer or other technology. For example: "In hardware terms, an SSD has a significant advantage over a regular hard drive."
In hardware terms, to a blade system with 1,024 Intel 2.8GHz Xeon processors.
Sony has tried to innovate in hardware terms with OLED screens, proprietary memory card formats, proprietary optical discs and strange touch pads underneath the display.
Nor is getting people to grok the concept of speccing out their own phone in hardware terms.
In hardware terms, it is equally appealing, as your everyday PC (as part of a cluster) can be part of a grid, overriding the need to have conventional and expensive supercomputers.
In concrete hardware terms, all of these models [of quantum computing] can be implemented in superconducting hardware, ion hardware, many other types of hardware.
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Spaceflight and ground control cultures were grown in specialized hardware termed fluid processing apparatus (FPA) as described previously [2] (Figures S2 and S3).
Higher thermal intensity combustors are desirable for increased performance with minimal increase in hardware costs in terms of both weight and volume of gas turbine combustors.
But this year's show could also have some surprises in store in terms of hardware and powerful developer tools.
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Klein describes Kano's mission as "80percentt software and 20percentt hardware" in terms of what ultimately gets put out and used by its customers.
