Sentence examples for set up computing from inspiring English sources
Emma Mulqueeny, co-founder of the Coding for Kids movement – a group of young people, teachers, parents and developers – says one thing schools can do, inexpensively, is to set up computing clubs.
Berger had been a technology specialist at the Children's Aid Society in New York, where he set up computing labs in low-income neighborhoods.
In setting up Compute Engine, Google is taking on rivals Amazon and Microsoft.
That same week by coincidence, the company says Microsoft announced plans for a new version of Windows software to handle exactly the kind of high-performance computing Aventis had set up.
Which is why they commandeer a table, set up enough computing equipment to resemble air-traffic control, and adopt an expression of bemusement if a waitress asks them to move up so someone can sit down and consume actual food.
After the end of Communist rule in 1989, Mr. Jelinek, who often visited the former Czechoslovakia, helped persuade I.B.M. to set up a computing center at Charles University in Prague.
According to a Teradata survey of 113 senior information executives at large companies, corporate chiefs really don't know what is going on in their companies because they haven't set up integrated computing systems that offer a single view of business operations.
Therefore, Siemens set up cloud computing networks between local providers and various electricity generators who were willing to combine their electricity loads with those of the other actors.
First, a reacting scheme, based on literature data, has been set up for computing the flow-field around the probe at high altitude and comparisons with existing numerical predictions are performed.
In summary, a procedure is readily set up for computing in linear time the contribution of all maximal words to the distance between sequences S1 and S2.
