Sentence examples for standardized computing from inspiring English sources

The Chinese machine is actually now ranked as the world's fastest in terms of theoretical peak performance, but that is considered a less significant measure than the actual computing speed achieved on a standardized computing test.

"But the H.P. stuff does kind of fit into the moment, where corporations are moving much more to centralized and standardized computing environments," said William Kirwin, an analyst for Gartner Inc. "This has been tried before, but the world is changing.

Standardized computing resources are defined through an SLA template.

Restricting the number of different resource types to a small set of standardized computing resources seems to be the appropriate solution to counteract this problem.

Daily doses of medication were standardized by computing the levodopa-equivalent dosage.

Air displacement plethysmography (PeaPod; Life Measurement Inc., Concord, CA) was used to estimate (without clothing or diaper) fat mass and fat-free mass standardized by computing a z score by age and sex (mean 0, SD 1).

A power analysis, conducted by computing standardized regression coefficients for the three studies, indicated that many of the Faroes findings were so subtle that the power to detect them in the Seychelles study, despite its large sample size, was only about 50%.

A sampling-based sensitivity analysis is conducted to compute standardized regression coefficients.

We acquired and analyzed diffusion-weighted images to reconstruct the anatomical connectome and we computed standardized changes in connectivity as well as group differences across time using NBS.

First, compute standardized deviances d i of all positively weighted particles: d_{i} = (c_{i} - overline{x})^{T} P^{-1}(c_{i}-overline{x}), (64).

In this quantitative synthesis we compute standardized mean differences comparing immigrant students to native students on mathematics, reading, and science in the three major cross-national assessments – TIMSS, PISA, and PIRLS.