Sentence examples for operational hardware from inspiring English sources
Each drones unique software codes, operational hardware protocols and data transmissions flow into Ballistas central command system to be translated and displayed in a videogame-like user interface.
Olukotun and Liang wouldn't go into the specifics of the architecture, but they are looking to redo the operational hardware to optimize for the AI-centric frameworks that have become increasingly popular in fields like image and speech recognition.
Operational hardware is leased on a 3-year capital lease.
Completion of the ISS, together with operational hardware, effective experimentation strategies, and sample return protocols, has allowed for the first time a complete, replicated, organ-specific transcriptome analysis for physiological adaptation of Arabidopsis to spaceflight in laboratory-typical plant growth conditions.
What Apple did on 10 September was to release the first operational 64-bit hardware and software ever seen in a mobile device.
Operational details and hardware improvements, such as 10Be beam transport and particle detector setup, are highlighted.
The fixed constraints on the bandwidth of a link are latency of the ship, the capacity of a memory unit, and the physical gate time, from which we can derive additional operational procedures and hardware development goals.
Although the attack in Germany was rare, the convergence of IT, enterprise technology and operational technology – the hardware and software that controls an organisation's physical equipment – has gathered pace over the past few years, making such attacks easier than ever before and the threat greater.
As we can observe, Bugzilla shows detailed information about this bug, such as a summary description, creation date, product, component, operational system, and hardware information.
All these operational pieces for hardware startup is just overwhelming and I'm trying to catch up with most of these things and falling out with the customers".
The leaks, first published in the Guardian newspaper, outlined a massive operation that became operational in 2011, using intercept hardware on the fibre-optic cables that make up the 'backbone' of the internet to directly sift traffic from around the world.
