Sentence examples for merge computing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ballmer contends that Microsoft is the only company prepared and positioned to merge computing from both ends — the desktop and the cloud.

In a subset of 6 patients with IC, we merged computed tomographic scan images with the CARTO maps for better anatomic reference and marked the positions of the precordial ECG leads on the thorax surface by acquiring the corresponding locations of a roving catheter tip on the CARTO.

Each merging computes NAsso twice as that of the adjacent interval; therefore, the time complexity of GraphM is (mathcal {O}(2n^2)=mathcal {O}(n^2)).

"The Internet of Things," which merges cloud computing with radio-frequency identification, wireless sensors, and other forms of embedded intelligence, has become a buzzword in China.

"The Internet of Things," which merges cloud computing with radio-frequency identification, wireless sensors, and other forms of embedded intelligence to develop the next generation of networked "smart" devices, has become a buzzword in China, giving rise to investors' guides, articles in the popular press, and a slew of dedicated websites.

The intraarray replicates were merged by computing their mean intensity.

Some other skeletons are derived from this skeleton such as SCComCM (Split, Compute, Communication all-to-all,Compute, Merge) and SCComMC (Split, Compute, Communication all-to-all, Merge, Compute) which are introduced to the parallel implementation of multilayer neural network [13] and dynamic neural field (DNF), respectively.

Additionally a Hotellings -test for two series of population means [22] has been applied, separately to the results of the CIF and the 4CIF experiments, to understand whether the data of the two laboratories could be merged to compute overall MOS and associated CI values to be used as benchmark values for example for testing the performance of objective metrics.

The cost of tree merging is computed as the sum of the weight of the selected node and the weights of the shortest paths between the selected node and the selected tree subset.

Two alternatives exist to merge information when computing real motion intention (Tx,j, Ty,i): information obtained from the on-board inertial measurement unit (IMU) or the control action data.

We calculate the 'true' merged reads by computing a global pairwise sequence alignment between the merged reads and the template sequence.