Sentence examples for influential computing from inspiring English sources
In an environment of CC, data is stockpiled on the cloud and manipulators can attain the influential computing capability from the cloud, devoid of getting those costly substructures.
Influential facility computing was first introduced in [11] where the influence of facility f is defined as the number of objects that consider f as the nearest site among all objects.
During the 1970s, the operating system became highly influential in academic computing and in computer science departments.
The goal would be to win the hearts and minds of perhaps the most influential audience in computing -- the software developers who write the applications that bring the Web to life and make Internet commerce actually work.
You may not remember, but back in November I wrote about a brave guy who was trying to raise half a million pounds to buy a large lot of notes and papers by the hugely influential logician and computing pioneer Alan Turing.
He was one of the most important and influential figures in early computing and machine logic, and his work made the machine you're using right now possible.
Michael Conrad was especially influential; Michael pioneered molecular computing and adaptability in ecological information processes.
Peuerbach also computed an influential set of eclipse tables, Tabulae eclipsium (c. 1459), based on the Alfonsine Tables, that circulated widely in manuscript before the first Viennese edition (1514).
In the next step, the total-influential matrix is computed using Eq. (6) and the results are listed in Table 5.
"The Edsac group was the most influential of the early British computing teams," said Prof Lavington, "most especially in setting high standards for the development of software and the organisation of a computing service to scientists and engineers".
