Sentence examples for understanding of computing from inspiring English sources
But Alto broke with tradition because its designers had a new understanding of computing.
"The Turing test was first proposed by Alan Turing in 1950, and luckily our understanding of computing, artificial intelligence, psychology and human communication has remained unaltered since then, so it's just as valid as ever".
But do we have any better understanding of computing than the audiences who switched on to watch Ian McNaught-Davis in the 1980s?
Much of this literature assumes that the reader has a prior understanding of computing and is delivered in impenetrable technical language or emphasizes a singular aspect of ontologies in biology.
Mr. Johnson, a contributing science writer for The New York Times, says he wrote the book not to profile the personalities in the field, but to lead the reader toward a tentative understanding of quantum computing.
A streaming service that's talked about on Thurrott would further take advantage of this model while tapping into Microsoft's deep understanding of cloud computing.
While the existing literature provides a fundamental understanding of cloud computing architecture, benefits and some issues, models and frameworks to support the migration and managing cloud services, research on drivers and barriers of the broad organizational adoption is still in early stages [5] and [9].
We show in this qualitative and accessible discussion how the idea of a quasi-potential landscape and the theory of least-action-path offer a new formal understanding for computing the set of network nodes (molecular targets) that need to be targeted in concert in order to exit the cancer attractor.
We know first of all that these two companies are run by smart people who have a deep understanding of the capabilities and potential of computing technology.
Smartphones are the future of computing.
