Sentence examples for theoretical computing from inspiring English sources

His most important contribution to the history of computing remains his 1936 publication "On Computable Numbers", in which he describes a theoretical computing machine that can follow a set of instructions in a step-by-step fashion.

With advance of computer technologies, the prediction method based on theoretical computing method and molecular modeling to establish the three-dimensional structure for designing a new drug molecule can be used to speed up finding the good possible candidate solutions.

P systems are inherently parallel and non-deterministic theoretical computing devices defined inside the field of Membrane Computing.

P systems are theoretical computing devices abstracted away from the biological architecture of the cell, introduced some years ago by Gheorghe Păun and now intensely studied.

Although three dimensional (3D) diffusion and 3D diffusivity have been investigated via theoretical computing and modeling, a technique allowing for the direct measurement of 3D diffusivity in fuel cells is still lacking.

In general, the theoretical computing time of step 3 (c), which was O(B m) in MBMDR-3.0.3 according to Table 2, is now independent from B and m.

A theoretical modeling was developed by setting up different heat balancing equations and a reasonable agreement between theoretical computed values and the experimental values was observed.

The new computer, with a theoretical peak computing power of 7.3 trillion operations a second, is expected to be enhanced over the next few years, and it may reach speeds up to 100 trillion operations a second by 2009, I.B.M. said.

In 1936, mathematician Alan Turing published a definition of a theoretical "universal computing machine", a computer which held its program on tape, along with the data being worked on.

He says even theoretical quantum computing could help scientists better understand the quantum world.

In 1992, the M.I.T. mathematician Peter Shor heard a talk about theoretical quantum computing, which brought to his attention the work of Deutsch and other foundational thinkers in what was then still an obscure field.