Sentence examples for performing any calculation from inspiring English sources

Turing proved that this minimalist design is a "universal" computer, capable of performing any calculation.

The resulting systems are not universal quantum computers capable of performing any calculation, but they suggest that an atomic approach may have more potential than presumed.

If assumptions of Normality are violated, then appropriate transformation of the data (as outlined in Statistics review 1) may be used before performing any calculations.

Cut points were used to ensure the final model did not contain any continuous variables so that clinicians could categorise patients as high or low risk without performing any calculations.

It would be able to perform any calculation set before it.

Researchers recognized the potential value of fully homomorphic encryption (in which software could perform any calculation on encrypted data and produce a result that was also encrypted) many years ago.

Two years later, Lloyd; Wim van Dam, a postdoc in Farhi's group; and four other researchers from four different universities proved that an adiabatic quantum computer could, in principle, perform any calculation that a "conventional" quantum computer could.

In April, the same researchers at I.B.M.'s T. J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, N.Y., reported that they had constructed vast arrays of transistors made out of carbon nanotubes, but the arrays were not wired up to perform any calculations.

However, neither the third party nor the smart meter perform any calculations or generate outbound traffic.

The maker of a popular iOS app and widget, PCalc, which took advantage of iOS 8's support for Notification Center Widgets, was recently told by Apple that his handy app would be pulled from the App Store due to the fact that "widgets on iOS cannot perform any calculations".

If we need more than one quantum bit to perform any calculations, we can use a quantum register which is a system of qubits, joined by a tensor product (denoted by symbol (otimes )) in a mathematical sense.