Sentence examples for scientific computers from inspiring English sources

On large scientific computers where the multiplications can be overlapped with the additions, the prime factor algorithm without nesting remains the fastest and is the easiest to implement.

The definition of a supercomputer is simply this: one of the fastest and most powerful scientific computers in the world for its time.

Rabi, was the father of the early IBM small scientific computers, best known for designing the first "personal computer", the IBM 610, 1948-56.

This vast decline in cost made possible graphical user interfaces (GUIs), the display fonts that word processors use, and the manipulation and visualization of large masses of data by scientific computers.

Only about half of the 60 scientific computer simulations over the I-Way worked.

The company, which had $130 million in sales in 1988, is well established in scientific computer markets.

"It's my opinion that a lot of science has gone undone that would have been done if the SX series had been available in this country," said William Buzbee, a former scientific computer director of the Boulder research center.

After arriving at Brookhaven, Dr. Spinrad spent a summer at Los Alamos National Laboratories, where he learned about scientific computer design by studying an early machine known as Maniac, designed by Nicholas Metropolis, a physicist.

AS a young NASA engineer during the 1980s, Milo Medin liked to irritate his managers by building scientific computer networks using freely available Internet software that outperformed more costly commercial systems.

It includes not only highways, bridges, and public transit but also schools, universities, satellite systems, courts, banks, stock markets, telecommunications, patent protection, and scientific, computer, and internet research.

Financed by a $1.2 million National Science Foundation grant, one of the world's fastest and most advanced scientific computer networks—one capable of transferring in and out of The Johns Hopkins University per day the amount of data equivalent to 80 million file cabinets filled with text will be built on the university's Homewood campus, with support from the University of Maryland, College Park.