Sentence examples for massive amount of computer from inspiring English sources
This promoted an intense selective pressure that allowed the emergence of very high fitness clones that would have otherwise required very high population size (and massive amount of computer time) to emerge, as mutation of effects smaller than the inverse of population size behave as neutral mutations.
Deciphering the message without the keys takes massive amounts of computer power.
We do this with massive amounts of computer science, engineering and good design.
And the only thing that I can really attribute it to was just massive amounts of computer buying and computer selling.
The parallel-processing computer system accomplishes the massive amount of computation the modeling simulation requires.
For a long time (let's just say from the advent of the written word until Myspace), the only words that were indiscriminately disseminated to the public were written by professionals: newspapers, advertisements, books, pamphlets, journals, etc... Today however, a massive amount of the text that comes across my computer screen is written by amateurs.
But, according to an article in The New York Times published in September 2010, the police in 2006 seized what one police investigator called "a massive amount of evidence" — dozens of notebooks and two computers containing 2,978 complete or partial cell phone numbers and 91 telephone PIN codes.
But he noted several challenges, including the whopping energy consumption of exascale computers and the massive amount of data they generate.
Done right you can get huge efficiencies, but it's counter-intuitive because larger equipment and computer and storage pools can host a massive amount of these virtual machines.
That dubious distinction went to a computer at a Midwestern mutual fund that dumped a massive amount of derivatives all at once, flooding the markets.
And the massive amount of heat generated by the bleeding-edge electronics causes the engine's computers to retard full acceleration anyway.
