Sentence examples for taking computing from inspiring English sources

The number of students taking computing and ICT has grown significantly.

But a powerful new type of computer that is about to be commercially deployed by a major American military contractor is taking computing into the strange, subatomic realm of quantum mechanics.

The opportunity for the company is striking, Mr. Mundie said, because manycore chips will offer the kind of leap in processing power that makes it possible to take computing in fundamentally new directions.

"Starting at GCSE level, where three times more boys than girls take computing and 50% more boys than girls study design and technology, these early decisions drive fundamental skill differences between the genders for those entering the workplace".

Because his low-cost computer doubles as a TV and a DVD player, Mr. Reddy believes that he will be able to use it as a vehicle to take computing and communications to populations that until now have been excluded from the digital world.

"He said, 'We shall take computing into the world.

Kay wants to take computing forward with his next great invention, an operating system that puts the user in a three-dimensional graphic world with scores of other users, all computing collaboratively and communicating through audio and visual messaging.

Which meant, he used to say, he took computing personally.

We took computed tomography (CT) at the umbilical level and calculated VFA and SFA using the image analysis software Fat Scan version 3.0 (N2 System, Hyogo, Japan).

"It was a march to mobility, taking the computing power out of the computing room and putting it into the desktop," said Mr. Conner, who first worked for Mr. Shugart at Memorex in the 1970s.

No wonder the computer science and electrical engineering departments of leading universities are taking analog computing seriously again.