Sentence examples for powerful specialized from inspiring English sources

Two of the most powerful specialized agencies, which also are the most independent with respect to UN decision making, are the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Furthermore, the last generation CPUs can also access powerful specialized hardware, as general-purpose graphics processing units (GPGPUs, shortly, GPUs) and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) [ 8].

Translation: Mining bitcoin is an enormously energy-intensive process, which can only be conducted by powerful and specialized machines.

In addition, the powerful new ScreenClean specialized formula cleaning solution removes grubby fingerprints without streaking and comes in convenient travel-sized portable bottles that fit easily into pockets or small bags.

The result is that even low-cost laptops will have visual performance on par with some of yesteryear's costliest, most powerful computers equipped with specialized graphics cards aimed at video gamers.

All this work is done by scores of engineers using powerful computers loaded with specialized software known in the industry as electronic design automation (EDA) tools.

The reduced seedling vigor of sbe1a mutant seeds observed in this work provides powerful evidence for a specialized and important role of SBEI in plant development, consistent with the evolutionary conservation of SBEI in all higher plants.

However, CE requires specialized expertise and powerful software to account for drift in migration times, says Theodore Sana, metabolomics program manager at Agilent.

Their specialized feet and a powerful bounding gait enable them to outrun mammalian predators (wild dogs, lions, and spotted hyenas) on soft ground and in the water, but they are clumsy runners on dry land.

SEM is defined as very powerful multivariate analysis technique which includes specialized versions of a number of other analysis methods as particular cases (Shah and Goldstein 2006).

Ben Goertzel says, "those that involve transferring knowledge from one area to another, or thinking broadly, creatively and integratively, because these [tasks] require powerful general intelligence, not just narrowly specialized intelligence".