Sentences with phrase «operations than any machine»

That machine may perform more complex operations than any machine has ever performed before.

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Technologically, the new automatic machines are of overwhelming importance, because they can perform far more precisely, swiftly, and economically than can many operations that were formerly believed possible only for persons.

Having had a front - row seat to the process, George knew it hadn't been the cleanest operation, but in the years since, he had realized that another device based on older AT technology, widely used standard x-ray machines with more than one pulse generator, provided almost exactly the same security value at less than half the cost of the CT machines.

Even if NIF reaches its goal and harnesses the power of the stars, creating the fuel and precisely targeting the lasers is a slow, laborious process, and the intense laser blasts degrade the machine faster than a commercial operation could bear.

But China now has the world's two fastest supercomputers, and three countries (China, Japan, France) have promised by 2020 to unveil an exascale machine — one that can perform a billion billion operations per second, more than 10 times more powerful than today's leader.

finally if you made the whole thing interpreted rather than compiled the development time would speed up considerably and there would be effectively no penalty in execution because the actually operator calculating code would all be written in some language that was closer to the machine like c. Each time you wished to add another native operation or native datatype to the language you would write the appropriate c code and recompile your language.

Thanks to Google - designed machine - learning chips that process more than 180 trillion floating point operations per second, Google Lens can give a description of a building in a photo, identify the artist of a painting, or even enter a Wi - Fi password automatically from a photo of the underside of a Wi - Fi router.