Sentence examples for increases of computing from inspiring English sources

The recent increases of computing power and the need for more complex models have also led to a rise in computer simulations that aim at bridging the gap between the simplicity of tractable analytical models and the complexity of reality.

The increase of computing power of ARM processors facilitated their application to controlling multi-tasking and multi-axis machines with several independent control channels.

Numerical tests show that the increase of computing costs needed to account for the free sphere degrees of freedom remains within about 20% per time step.

Considering the continuous increase of computing power of both mobile and wired terminals, a wide spread of error concealment techniques aimed at increasing the perceived quality can be expected.

In the experimental phase of the project, the increase of computing power and storage redistribution due to emotion stimulus modulated by the dopamine system, confirmed the soundness of the model.

Second, these computationally-expensive calculations have been made feasible thanks to the exponential increase of computing power predicted by Moore's law and the corresponding decrease of the price/performance ratio.

In recent years, deep neural networks (DNN) have been drawing much attention again in the pattern-recognition field thanks to the establishment of an effective pre-training method [17] and the dramatic increase of computing power and also the available training data.

Driven by the technology restrictions in chip design, the end of exponential growth of clock speeds and an unavoidable increasing request of computing performance, ALMA is a fundamental step forward in the necessary introduction of novel computing paradigms and methodologies.

But Mr. Gates argued that the rapidly increasing availability of computing power, which undid his competitors, will ultimately save Microsoft.

Increasing availability of computing power has rendered the in silico study of large assemblies of discrete particles in near-realistic systems feasible.

An increasing amount of computing technology is being integrated into vehicles in the form of ADAS and in-vehicle information systems.