Sentence examples for intended for computing from inspiring English sources
Rather, the system is intended for computing projects that need to come to market or to scale up quickly.
In a second step, total drug costs per week were calculated as follows: the self-reported number of days of drug intake per week divided by the number of days a package's content was intended for (computed using the defined daily dose - DDD).
SRS of practical interest are expressly intended for efficiently computing such flows by resolving only the most important features of the coherent structures and modelling the remainder as stochastic field.
Transmeta's Crusoe chips, which take their name from the fictional character Robinson Crusoe and are intended for portable computing applications, are intended to drastically simplify computer hardware design by shifting complex operations to software that can be easily modified and quickly updated.
It should also be noted that while this manuscript was under review, Amazon announced the introduction of Cluster Computer Instances intended for high performance computing applications [ 19].
Itanium, in contrast, is an entirely new design, intended for high-end computing.
These relations are not intended for replacing more sophisticated computing codes (Monte-Carlo or convolution models), but are suitable for first-guess performance prediction and preliminary system engineering and design.
Thalmic's big enterprise push is timely; the company has just started sending out its first consumer devices, but as with any big new launch of hardware intended for use in everyday computing, there's a chance that it won't find the market that open to change.
The models are specifically intended for use with reliability methods to compute event probabilities, such as seismic loss probabilities.
Agent based computing is generally intended for modeling and implementation of distributed complex problems.
Dr. Devari said that a single four-processor device intended for the home would have a teraflop of computing power -- a trillion mathematical operations a second.
