Sentence examples for theoretical operations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton announced in an executive order that the United States would decontrol the export of all computers operating below 12,300 millions of theoretical operations per second, or M.T.O.P.S., to all countries except so-called rogue nations.

There's a lot of comparative analysis on design based on theoretical operations.

Under a 1998 law, American exporters of high-performance computers (those running at 2,000 million theoretical operations a second) have been subjected to a six-month review period with the aim of protecting technological secrets of the United States.

Under the new guidelines, American companies will be required to notify the Commerce Department of proposed exports of computers to certain restricted countries when systems are faster than 190,000 Mtops, or millions of theoretical operations a second.

Exports to Tier 3 countries, which include India, Pakistan, countries in the Middle East, the former Soviet Union and Central Europe as well as China and Vietnam, have until now required manufacturers to have general export licenses for computers faster than 28,000 Mtops, or millions of theoretical operations per second.

The supposition that intelligent behaviour always requires prior (or even contemporaneous) theoretical operations launches a vicious regress of theoretical operations.

Furthermore, a simulation that incorporates the actual, not only theoretical, operation of the reactors coupled with the water balance issues has not been investigated until now.

Introduced to evolutionary biology by Hein [ 2] the graph-theoretical operation "rooted subtree prune and regraft" (RSPR) is recognized as a way to understand and represent reticulate evolution [ 3- 6].

(The idea, for example, that intelligence involves physically realised, (non-introspectible) theoretical (computational) operations is one of the founding blocks of the cognitive sciences).

Stroke SMIs have raced ahead of the evidence to support their theoretical basis, operation and effective evaluation [ 85, 86].

The Livermore machine is expected to have a theoretical peak performance of 360 trillion operations a second.