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| and for service to ACM and the international | computing community." |
| a member of the United Nations International | Computing Centre's Management Committee since 2005. |
| seminal work introducing temporal logic into | computing science and for outstanding contributions to |
| Inveneo | Computing Station |
| The Inveneo | Computing and Communication Stations were originally b |
| tra low-powered computer, called the Inveneo | Computing Station, as well as a VoIP-enabled unit call |
| purchased the patents for the newly invented | computing scale and incorporated the Computing Scale C |
| llaborative motion-capture project involving | Computing Science, Mechanical Engineering and Performi |
| Hero described a method of iteratively | computing the square root. |
| ries in 1958, from 1965-1986 was head of its | Computing Techniques Research Department (the birthpla |
| London, where he headed and transformed its | computing activity. |
| nds that the school continues to develop its | computing facilities and its monitoring of pupils. |
| kana were used in the early days of Japanese | computing, to allow Japanese characters to be displaye |
| In Japanese | computing, the use of sans-serif typefaces is common, |
| Fifth generation computer - a Japanese | computing initiative begun in 1982 |
| K7 | Computing was founded in 1991 by Jayaraman Kesavardhan |
| K7 | Computing distributes the product as a download, a box |
| K7 Total Security, developed by K7 | Computing, provides malware prevention and removal dur |
| In 1967, he began working at the Bell Labs | Computing Sciences Research Center. |
| e of thes project is to build local language | computing capacity in regional institutions of Asia. |
| Laptop | Computing NO |
| accessibility of the cloud's extremely large | computing resources provides the ability to replicate |
| e United Kingdom with a need for large-scale | computing power. |
| een the introduction of hands on large-scale | computing into the undergraduate computer science curr |
| rmation Data Grid in connection with the LHC | computing; |
| (Translators), and 3 (Subroutine Libraries), | Computing Center, University of Michigan, September, 1 |
| used on Linux clusters within the Livermore | Computing center. |
| x distribution produced within the Livermore | Computing center at the Lawrence Livermore National La |
| ociation (IPrA), Global Initiative for Local | Computing (GILC), Ireland, World Association of Commun |
| NSC was developed for Tandem by Locus | Computing Corporation based on their Transparent Netwo |
| or NAS), that combines commodity or low-cost | computing hardware with management software to address |
| influential person in the world of Macintosh | computing. |
| The main | computing demanding tasks are 3D and 4D images buildin |
| rganisation, told The Economist "We can make | computing more affordable by sharing it". |
| raduate courses include Business Management, | Computing, Media, Art & Communications, Geography, Bio |
| The Computer Center manages | computing and communication facilities throughout the |
| ns nationwide competitions in Science, Math, | Computing, Debating, the Arts, and Film. |
| tion (such as through a symbolic mathematics | computing system, or a proprietary data collection app |
| It has specialist status in mathematics, | computing, and sport. |
| d conclusively demonstrated (with the meager | computing resources available at the time) that unsmoo |
| n, compilation, software radios, and medical | computing. |
| influential in the development of medicine, | computing and biomedical informatics nationally and in |
| urrent Supercomputer (ECS) was a large Meiko | Computing Surface supercomputer. |
| Membrane | computing or MC deals with distributed and parallel co |
| There is a method | computing the width of the border. |
| led Puzzle Gallery; however, publisher Miles | Computing went out of business before any further game |
| se the text-based interface required minimal | computing resources for people to access the MOO, Dive |
| ditionally iTALC transparently handles mixed | computing environments, e.g., a linux based teacher's |
| Flash mob | computing (or a flash mob computer) is a temporary ad- |
| rporation is a provider of wearable / mobile | computing hardware, software and services, bringing co |
| pend/Resume, a hands-free approach to mobile | computing that layers virtual machine state on a distr |
| stems and Networks, the Pervasive and Mobile | Computing Journal, the Journal on Wireless Communicati |
| ments, including Enterprise, Desktop, Mobile | Computing, Consumer Electronics and Personal Storage. |
| s, software, design, and services for mobile | computing devices. |
| urer of accessories mostly related to mobile | computing and photography. |
| advantage of the latest technology in mobile | computing. |
| r by at least 2 years; the pioneer of modern | computing, Tommy Flowers; and Alan Turing, who probabl |
| Street, which remembers the father of modern | computing. |
| to address the software impact of multi-core | computing. |
| hat developed Cilk technology for multi-core | computing applications (Cilk Arts, Inc. was acquired b |
| tiple subject-specific and multidisciplinary | computing labs |
| come about by parallel operation of multiple | computing devices, or cells. |
| In a multithreaded | computing environment, a hazard pointer is an element |
| o promote there the field of Sound and Music | Computing. |
| ompMusic is to advance in the field of Music | Computing by approaching a number of the current resea |
| the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network | Computing (BOINC) platform, however it was initially l |
| the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network | Computing platform, and was developed in collaboration |
| e Indian publishing market to market Network | Computing and CRN - India on its own. |
| Donald Bryson of Network | Computing magazine called the book "full of useful inf |
| Chicken of the VNC is a Virtual Network | Computing client for Mac OS X licensed under the GNU G |
| the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network | Computing (BOINC) distributed computing platform. |
| work File System suite known as Open Network | Computing Plus (ONC+). |
| , using the same approach as Virtual Network | Computing (VNC). |
| the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network | Computing (BOINC) platform. |
| the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network | Computing (BOINC) platform. |
| NC (Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network | Computing) platform. |
| ted Kingdom, which aims to promote networked | computing that is "simple, affordable, open." |
| company was also the publisher of Networking | Computing India, and CRN - India, in collaboration wit |
| s: Models and Data (Research Notes in Neural | Computing) by Michael A. Arbib, Shun-Ichi Amari (Janua |
| The college has a new | Computing and Library facility which has got a high sp |
| ruction of new materials, development of new | computing and communication systems and the improvemen |
| e old Health Center was selected for the new | computing building's location, and a new $7.1 million |
| Apple was developing an entirely new | computing platform, the Newton. |
| Later in 1982, impressed by the new | computing ideas being published from Xerox PARC and th |
| ore dramatic and focused response to the new | computing environment and its potential to serve the c |
| He is also affiliated with the Norwegian | Computing Centre, and is the leader of Statistics for |
| vestor, founding Assistant Director of NSF's | Computing and Information Science and Engineering Dire |
| al Research, Geometric, Symbolic and Numeric | Computing, Major Research Instrumentation, Member of t |
| COMSOL Script is a numerical | computing and programming environment mainly used for |
| at dialect of Lisp in the areas of numerical | computing, efficient compilation and language design. |
| scientific data analysis software, numerical | computing environment and programming language that ru |
| MATLAB (matrix laboratory) is a numerical | computing environment and fourth-generation programmin |
| FreeMat is a free open source numerical | computing environment and programming language, simila |
| igh-level programming language for numerical | computing, data acquisition and analysis. |
| as basic data structure libraries, numerical | computing packages, rendering libraries, and trace-dri |
| E-Z Solve is a numerical | computing environment. |
| s also among the first interactive numerical | computing environments, having been implemented in suc |
| A implementation from the Distributed Object | Computing (DOC) Group |
| ramming language is a modern object-oriented | computing language with functional features. |
| aid, the tendency, especially as the cost of | computing declines over time, is for GCMs to incorpora |
| Michael O'Boyle is a Professor of | Computing and Director of the Institute for Computing |
| logy (BIT), formerly known as the Faculty of | Computing Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, is a |
| thematical form, and should provide a way of | computing function derivatives using sparse matrices. |
| sly an Associate Professor in the College of | Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology and p |
| The School of | Computing Science & Engineering at VIT University is t |
| Martyn Amos is a Reader in the School of | Computing, Mathematics and Digital Technology at Manch |
| is Editor-in-Chief of the Formal Aspects of | Computing journal. |
| ters (even when they consist of thousands of | computing nodes) . |
| The title The National Museum of | Computing is an operating name. |
| The National Museum of | Computing based at Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes has t |
| nindya Dutta, a professor with the School of | Computing, National University of Singapore. |
| material from the Free On-line Dictionary of | Computing, which is licensed under the GFDL. |
| er and Program Director in the Department of | Computing at Canterbury Christ Church University in th |
| e is currently a professor in the Faculty of | Computing at the University of Latvia. |
| r, with a theme related to formal aspects of | computing - for example, teaching formal methods and f |
| Cohn, E. Introduction of | Computing Competencies for Future Healthcare Professio |
| re intended for the precise specification of | computing systems. |
| businesses tried to achieve the benefits of | computing using floppy disk based software. |
| CEM typically solves the problem of | computing the E (Electric), and H (Magnetic) fields ac |
| & Telecommunications Group in the College of | Computing, and the School of Electrical and Computer E |
| puter chess committee for the Association of | Computing Machines, was a professor of electrical engi |
| he University of Tasmania with a Bachelor of | Computing in 2000, a Bachelor of Computing with Honour |
| In the lambda calculus model of | computing, Boolean values can be represented as Church |
| is a research scientist and the Director of | Computing at the MIT Media Lab. |
| iscipline that explores the intersections of | computing, science, the humanities, and the visual and |
| an-Computer Interaction in the Department of | Computing Science at the University of Glasgow, UK. |
| Spain, developed and promoted by students of | computing engineering although development teams and u |
| ied out with "a lead pencil, large sheets of | computing paper, [and] a hand-operated Millionaire des |
| locks, were commodities in the early days of | computing. |
| In the case of | computing, concrete, precise information is in general |
| The University of Colombo School of | Computing (UCSC) in Sri Lanka was formed in 2002 by br |
| Member of Association of | Computing Machinery (ACM), senior Member of the Instit |
| interests in the design and social impact of | computing ranging from computer-mediated communication |
| nsion to the facilities of the Department of | Computing Science, located between the Department's pr |
| The Formal Aspects of | Computing (FAC) journal is published by Springer. |
| the expectations formed in the early days of | computing. |
| e, as well as in the January 2003 edition of | Computing Research News entitled Sun Microsystems Labo |
| He is currently Distinguished Professor of | Computing and Professor of Management at the Georgia I |
| into the College of Sciences, the College of | Computing, and the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts. |
| aimed at encouraging women in the fields of | computing and mathematics. |
| School of | Computing Science |
| e British Computer Society Formal Aspects of | Computing Science Specialist Group. |
| quin for a period, and is now a Professor of | Computing Science at Newcastle University. |
| School of | Computing |
| techniques for analysing abstract models of | computing systems. |
| rs until 2002 when he moved to the School of | Computing Science at Middlesex University. |
| d Founder of University of Colombo School of | Computing |
| He is a Fellow of the Association of | Computing Machinery (2000), the Institute of Electrica |
| ehman FREng was a professor in the School of | Computing Science at Middlesex University. |
| Department of | Computing |
| fort to both predict and guide the future of | computing. |
| Mathematical Society) and Formal Aspects of | Computing (Springer-Verlag). |
| he was the Director of the Queen's School of | Computing. |
| ncluding the University of Colombo School of | Computing BIT external Degree, and the BCS Higher Educ |
| drawback of Win Shares is the difficulty of | computing it. |
| n special hardware and an enormous amount of | computing power to succeed. |
| The problem of | computing dependencies within loops, which is a signif |
| s well as a course on Social Implications of | Computing . |
| co-author of several books on the history of | computing and aerospace technology. |
| Palgrave Macmillan, Cornerstones of | Computing, 2000. |
| Excellence Initiation Award, Association of | Computing Machinery Student Chapter Appreciation Certi |
| educator who is a Professor in the School of | Computing at Queen's University. |
| ceived numerous awards, including College of | Computing “gus” Baird Outstanding Faculty Teaching Awa |
| icates with the public at large the value of | computing in science, and about the science it enables |
| lgorithm and an estimated 8000 MIPS-years of | computing time. |
| lities", Research Report No. 77/43, Dept. of | Computing and Control, Imperial College of Science and |
| the College of Communication and College of | Computing and Digital Media. |
| The Origin of | Computing, Scientific American. |
| is the natural product of the integration of | computing power into built spaces and structures, and |
| He is a professor in the department of | Computing Science at the Chalmers University of Techno |
| quirements are estimated at 100 teraflops of | computing power and 15 petabytes of storage, rising as |
| ) architectures and unconventional models of | computing |
| She is Professor of | Computing Systems at the Oxford University Computing L |
| conference STOC (ACM Symposium on Theory of | Computing). |
| logy (ICT) (now functioning as the School of | Computing) |
| l board of the IEEE Annals of the History of | Computing journal. |
| thon comes from the name of the Greek God of | Computing of the same name. |
| rner joined Ceridian in 1993 as President of | Computing Devices International. |
| s a pioneer and leader in the application of | computing and related technology to the study and teac |
| Georgia Institute of Technology's College of | Computing and is headed by David A. Bader. |
| ge corporate files regardless of the type of | computing platform - such as Apple or PC - the employe |
| On method of | computing with increased facility the planetary pertur |
| al subatomic particle that is the quantum of | computing power. |
| bramsky is Christopher Strachey Professor of | Computing and a Fellow of Wolfson College, Oxford Univ |
| iety of guest speakers on various aspects of | computing, technology, and information security. |
| Dr Stanley Gill, Professor of | Computing from 1964-70 at Imperial College London, and |
| oth the practical and theoretical aspects of | computing and information technology, in particular hi |
| some of the biggest players in the worlds of | computing, communications, and consumer electronics, a |
| size and promote the mathematical aspects of | computing, first in numerical analysis, then in progra |
| ation Science department into the College of | Computing Sciences. |
| ord Puttnam on 10 July 2006 at the School of | Computing and Technology Awards Ceremony. |
| To work at the intersection of | computing tools with textual material and investigate |
| also marked the first time in the history of | computing that a computer was used as a gambling aid. |
| on to step down as the John P. Imlay Dean of | Computing at Georgia Tech after serving in that role f |
| eeman as Dean of the Georgia Tech College of | Computing and led the college to a period of aggressiv |
| ointed as a Senior Lecturer in the School of | Computing at Dublin City University. |
| Fail-soft operation is a characteristic of | computing that refers to the ability of a system to fa |
| Formal Aspects of | Computing, 11(4):359-380, 1999. |
| e issue of the IEEE Annals of the History of | Computing was dedicated to Allan Bromley in 2000. |
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