Sentence examples for years of computing from inspiring English sources

IBM World Community Grid celebrates 8 years of computing for humanitarian causes.

Most important, you play the game through a system of basic coding that is familiar to anybody who grew up in the DOS years of computing.

A huge amount of data, filling 1,000 football stadiums by 100x and requiring possibly 100 years of computing power to analyze with today's supercomputers might help us figure out how to cure disease, resolve global food scarcity, understand our climate systems and invent new clean energy from fusion.

No conventional computer can calculate the answer without years of computing time.

IBM will expand its existing World Community Grid program, which harnesses the "spare cycles" from home computers and mobile devices into virtual supercomputers, to make 100,000 years of computing time (worth about $60m, according to an IBM statement) freely available to scientists, along with "a platform to engage the public on their research".

Dr. Werthimer calculated that home users had donated 283,000 years of computing time to the project so far.

"Something that might have taken three to five years' worth of computing two or three years ago can basically be run overnight now," Tickle says.

In contrast, it took computer scientists years and plenty of computing power to solve checkers.

Subsection (h) provides that the creation of the estate of an individual under chapter 7 or 11 of title 11 as a separate taxable entity does not affect the number of taxable years for purposes of computing loss carryovers or carrybacks.

Unlocking this wealth of information required more than 114 years of cloud computing time to process observations recorded in eBird by more than 120,000 bird watchers across North America, along with satellite imagery from NASA.

Readers may be familiar with the idea of hedonic adjustment - the price of computers may have gone up over the years but the price of computing power has fallen dramatically.