Sentence examples for to the computing from inspiring English sources

This, in the next step had to be handed over to the computing server, which returned the results of the computations as output files, which still had to be evaluated by the user.

Schools minister Nick Gibb promises: "We are looking very carefully at ICT as part of the national curriculum review and have listened closely to the computing industry's calls for more rigorous computer science courses to help tackle the skills shortages facing high-tech industries".

In addition to the computing conference, there is a  Navy destroyer named for her: the U.S.S.

Fortran was presented to the computing world in February 1957 at the Western Joint Computer Conference in Los Angeles.

Any translation process would necessarily add to the computing time necessary to solve a problem, and mathematicians and operators were far cheaper by the hour than computers.

The friends pledge to install a Webcam in the coffin of the first one to die, and they seal their pact with an oath to the computing world's highest power: "This we swear on Bill Gates's grave".

The new operating system, launching alongside the phones is named after the practice of coding "closer to the metal": avoiding the abstractions that make development easier in favour of more direct access to the computing power of the device.

According to the Computing Research Association, about 4.5% of computer science or computer engineering students who graduated from prestigious universities in 2013 were African American and 6.5% were Hispanic.

According to the Computing Research Association's annual Taulbee Survey, more people earned Ph.D.s in computer science in 2012 than in any previous year, which could mean more competition for jobs.

The new fund and campaign joins previous investment that saw the BCS given more than £2m to set up a network of 400 "Master Teachers" to train classroom teachers, as well as £1.1m given to the Computing at School Working Group to help train primary teachers.

According to the Computing Research Association's Taulbee Survey, throughout the 1990s, about half of new PhDs took industry jobs, with the rest going to academia.