Sentence examples for power of commodity from inspiring English sources

In this paper we demonstrate how the power of commodity graphics processing units can be used for efficient implementation of JPEG and DXT compression.

The role of raw materials as a hedge against rising prices remains untested and unimportant while inflation stays stubbornly low.The supposed power of commodities to diversify portfolios has also failed to match the billing.

And oil, the old king of commodities, seemed to have no more power to sway the American economy in the Internet age than cotton or copper.

An index of commodities slumped.

Lignocellulosic biomass is recognized as potential sustainable source for production of power, biofuels and variety of commodity chemicals which would potentially add economic value to biomass.

Cloud providers in this area typically base their processing power on large collections of commodity hardware, including conventional processors ("compute nodes") connected via Ethernet or inexpensive switches, which are arranged in clusters and which are replicated within as well as across data centers.

It is these intellectual foundations that underpin the project, and it is his personal experience of alienation that gives such intensity to the analysis of an economic system which estranges people from one another and from the world they inhabit - a world in which humans are enslaved by the monstrous power of capital and commodities.

This paper describes an extension for GRASS geographic information systems (GIS) that enables users to perform geographic visualization tasks on tiled high-resolution displays powered by the clusters of commodity personal computers.

"Unfortunately market conditions for UK coal plant have deteriorated rapidly in recent years, as a result of a continued fall in power prices on the back of commodity market decline, and increases in carbon costs," Engie said.

It recognises that any interest cap has to negotiate the space between the power of money as a commodity in itself and the social, relational nature of money; not too exorbitant to borrowers and not so low that it is a disincentive to lenders.

If anyone ever needed a proof of the power of speculative bets in commodity markets, the last three days of silver's price action should settle all doubts.