Sentences with phrase «completely different architecture»

However, there is a new currency out there using a completely different architecture that may change the game.

@Zetra3 The Xbox 360 used a PowerPC RISC CPU, a completely different architecture from the AMD APU on the Xbox One, and they still managed to emulate it.

Now you can make a lot of variety out of just New York, but you take that out into Miami and Cuba you're talking completely different architecture.

The two transmissions use completely different architectures, and, not surprisingly, have several unique characteristics that set them apart.

They are completely different architectures and require an extensive development process.

Two completely different architectures.

Previously, our handheld video game devices and home video game consoles had to be developed separately as the technological requirements of each system, whether it was battery - powered or connected to a power supply, differed greatly, leading to completely different architectures and, hence, divergent methods of software development.

Not exact matches

It's looking to explore completely different approaches towards multifunctional architectures where integration of multiple outside stimuli can be done in a single material.»

A lot of the interior, for example, could have been shared with the current E-class but the architecture is completely different.

The architecture is the same, but it has a completely reworked interior, upgraded engines, minor exterior revisions, different spring rates and larger front and rear stabilizer bars.

The Supra and BMW's next drop - top will use the same basic architecture, which relies on carbon fiber to keep weight in check, but they will look completely different.

The Lotus rooms keep with the heritage architecture and have a completely different feel.

It is completely different from its South East Asian counterparts and you really feel the Chinese / Indian / Thai influence; in the food, in architecture, even in the faces of the people.

If you look at the CPU chip for the 360 and PS3, and the programming models and architecture, they came up with completely different solutions.

They are two different architecture so completely incompatible»

They are two different architecture so completely incompatible... But I don't care about backward compatibility.

«It's going to be really interesting to see a different aspect of Forerunner engineering and Forerunner architecture when it's not completely inert and dead and empty.»

bloodborne arguably takes place in the 18th / 19th century while gothic architecture surfaced in the 12th / 13th centuries, so to make the argument that gothic = bloodborne is moot because they're two completely different time periods (separated by about 500 years).

Second of all, the architecture of both systems (PS3 / PS4, X360 / XBone) is completely different so I would assume it does take significant effort to port games from one to another, especially games as rich and huge as those we're talking about.

And it isn't quite as simple as obtaining an Xbox 360 game's original source code and converting it to Xbox One, as the architecture of the two consoles is completely different.

Garden sheds offer such a great opportunity to experiment in architecture, to do something completely different, to have a little fun as well as serving the practical purpose of getting a little more space.