Sentence examples for overcome hardware from inspiring English sources
According to the Gartner Group, a consultancy, HP is leading in virtualisation, and views management software as its big opportunity.Once thing is clear: once all the technical challenges of grid computing have been overcome, hardware will have become a true commodity.
Also, this work brings an in-depth analysis of the solutions adopted to overcome hardware resource limitations in the learning algorithm implementation (e.g., data type), together with an efficiency assessment of this approach when the algorithm is tested on a set of circuit design benchmark functions.
To design efficient algorithms, the programmer must produce software forces large enough to overcome the hardware forces.
The addition of more processing cores has emerged as the primary way to boost the computing power of microprocessors, but first the research community has to overcome certain hardware and software challenges along the way to on-chip scalable systems.
To overcome this problem, hardware vendors are developing new software that allows networks of machines to act as one, in effect turning computing into a utility.
This challenge can be overcome by upgrading hardware and using powerful processing systems.
Beyond the fact that we've seen little evidence of a real SDK out there for Apple TV, there are a host of other issues that will have to be overcome on the hardware side before the device is ready to support an app ecosystem.
This is one the key steps to overcome to grow from hardware hacker, tinkerer or inventor to become a hardware entrepreneur.
To overcome some of the hardware shortcomings, TomTom will offer a car kit for the iPhone next month that includes a better GPS receiver and speaker built into a window mount.
(This comes as Japan starts belatedly to overcome its bias for hardware over software, which we've written about in July).But there is a sinister side to the story, back in Japan.
We used galvanic isolated measuring hardware to overcome this problem.
