Sentence examples for more powerful computing from inspiring English sources
"By running the game on the smartphone, you're taking advantage of much more powerful computing power than you are by downloading a game on to a streaming box and running it on that device," he said.
Computational fluid mechanics, more powerful computing systems, and the development of turbulence models, have all greatly helped in the development of Engineering Process Metallurgy.
Since in centralized PMP mode, all traffic flows are managed by base stations which have much more powerful computing ability than SSs, the additional computation overhead will not give any sensibly negative effect.
Hence, as the computational problem size increased, the GPU exhibited more powerful computing capability.
The new hub is the cloud, which can manage many more devices and offer much more powerful computing experiences ("speech recognition, unlimited storage") than any personal computer.
These aren't phones, as much as computers that process calls, but more importantly are connected to far more powerful computing and data storage systems that deliver all kinds of Internet services.
Tracking changes to the code, ensuring its quality and the provenance of the results as well as adapting the code to more powerful compute resources have been key concerns for the researchers involved.
The friends made an early bet that deep neural networks and machine learning approaches to software development would eventually require more powerful compute resources in the devices and machines we use daily.
At the other end of the spectrum are much more powerful computers that actually compute things--so-called supercomputers--in which there is great scientific, economic and political interest.
In the late 1980's, artificial intelligence researchers seized on Bayesian techniques in part because more powerful computers were able to compute large networks of many variables quickly.
In the late 1980s, artificial intelligence researchers seized on Bayesian techniques in part because more powerful computers were able to compute large networks of many variables quickly.
