Sentence examples for vast processing from inspiring English sources

In setting up Celera he ordered a machine with vast processing power and four terabytes of memory, creating the largest computer in civilian use.

His son, Mukesh Ambani, now runs the firm (which is India's second-most-valuable), and is India's richest man.The helipad sits on a vast processing ship.

BEIJING — To Germans, he was the mysterious "refugee who wasn't," a 30-year-old man from Jilin Province in China who somehow got mistaken for a refugee and was swept up into Germany's vast processing system for two weeks.

An experience that once required expensive hardware and vast processing power can now be delivered by placing a smartphone in a cardboard box (though the Rift will set you back six hundred dollars, and more if you need to upgrade your computer).

But in the last few years we have seen that the combination of machine learning, powerful algorithms, vast processing power and so-called "Big Data" can enable machines to do very impressive things – real-time language translation, for example, or driving cars safely through complex urban environments – that seemed implausible even a decade ago.

Large-scale, parallel clusters composed of commodity processors are increasingly available, enabling the use of vast processing capabilities and distributed RAM to solve hard search problems.

PG: Because our seafood supply is so internationalized with so much swapping back and forth and vast Asian processing hubs in the middle, I do believe we have less of an idea of where our seafood comes from than other foods out there.

These two follow the Internet trail of identity theft, pornography Web sites, electronic surveillance and industrial sabotage right to its source, a vast data processing and storage operation known as "the farm" and protected by a certain mastermind known as the Scarecrow.

Mr Zalewski proudly shows off a vast new processing warehouse built with the aid of EU funds.

In September it teamed its vast meat processing operations with the marketing and distribution skills of Hormel to begin delivering prepackaged beef and pork to supermarket chains.

I frequently imagine computers to have vast intellectual processing abilities, but really, each human brain is a more powerful processor than even the most advanced computers.