Sentence examples for of computing with from inspiring English sources
In 1986, Jobs was no longer with Apple and was busy exploring the future of computing with the NeXT Computer.
The description of improving energy efficiency was the conclusion of an analysis published last year in the IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, with the title "Implications of Historical Trends in the Electrical Efficiency of Computing".
Photon being the ultimate unit of information with unmatched speed and with data package in a signal of zero mass, the techniques of computing with light may provide a way out of the limitations of computational speed and complexity inherent in electronics computing.
Since decisions taken by realistic players cannot involve unbounded resources, recent computer science literature advocated the importance of assessing the complexity of computing with solution concepts.
Last year, NVIDIA and IBM reached the pinnacle of computing with the announcement they were powering the world's fastest super computer, ORNL's Summit (which owes some 95% of its performance to NVIDIA's Volta GPUs).
Computer interaction with voice is quickly becoming one of the hottest areas of computing, with pretty much every large company — and some smaller startups — trying to create the best comprehension software.
This first comparison of computed with experimental haplotypes gave promising results: nine of the ten experimental haplotypes were also identified by SATlotyper prediction out of the sub-population of nineteen individuals.
Each new generation of computing brings with it the ability to perform simulations that were impossible with earlier computers.
He said that Microsoft has an opportunity to develop a hybrid version of its software that combines the convenience of cloud computing with the security of processing on the desktop, thus helping it maintain and further its empire.
It "gets across the gist of quantum computing with plenty of charm and no tears".
Responding to a challenge posed by a magazine editor, George Johnson has written a blessedly slim book, "A Shortcut Through Time," that gets across the gist of quantum computing with plenty of charm and no tears.
