Sentence examples for their own computing from inspiring English sources

Users could wrest control of their own computing from central IT departments.

Mr. Beckman argued that such a system would reduce the need for smaller universities and labs to spend money on their own computing infrastructure.

"Many UCL students have their own computing equipment and so do not need DSA to purchase a basic laptop," she says.

A commercial version of the camera would therefore need far less power than cameras that do their own computing, and its batteries would last far longer.The new camera may have another big advantage over standard devices the ability to capture images at terahertz wavelengths, which sit between the infra-red and microwave regions of the electromagnetic spectrum.

NEC has suffered from both its own failures and its catastrophic acquisition of Packard Bell, once a PC leader.The struggles of the consumer-electronics giants to bridge the divide have created an opportunity for the Dells, Compaqs and Gateways of the world to use their own computing strengths to push the other way.

But it could be 10 to 15 years before big companies move to utility computing model: They have too much invested in their own computing infrastructure to throw it out overnight.

It's perfect for communal living because roommates could have one TV for leisure time, but each student could plug in their own Compute Stick when it's time to do some school work.

The engineers can easily develop their own computer program to compute the coefficients and hence obtain the solution for gas reserves and production performance in reservoirs.

Businesses will also build their own cloud computing systems, Intel executives said, because it will be vastly cheaper to own them than to use public systems like Amazon Web Services.

Amazon recognized that many of its customers were bootstrapping their own batch computing systems.

Participants were encouraged to bring and use their own portable computing devices as a "personalized learning hub" to support their reflective engagement.