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(31) The course gives students a solid foundation in the basics of computing.

(32) Parallel distributed computing excels in perception, visualization, and simulation.

(33) Happy Computing could have its own problem with pirates.

(34) Personal computing is one of Jack's interests.

(35) Did you do computing at school?

(36) Using Pharos does not require computing skills.

(37) The current buzzword is personal computing do-it-yourself computing.

(38) Analogue computing will come back in force.

(39) In retirement, Nelson added personal computing to his interests.

(40) Also, computer industry trends toward distributed computing, and nomadic or mobile computer users, only exacerbate security challenges.

(41) Computing becomes an end in itself as the fledgling hacker gets sucked into the loop between the human and the computer.

(42) For experienced student management system users there is a rich opportunity to develop personal computing.

(43) In all four years of the course, students take units of study in languages(Sentencedict), computing and business studies.

(44) In short, many corporations and data centers have computing security policies and practices that dictate how data must be protected.

(45) It may be that such technology is ripening just as the computing power needed to run it is becoming available.

(46) The need for analogue computers will grow with the realization that whole new fields will be opened up by evolutionary computing.

(47) Just when it looked as if pen-based computing might fade away, Microsoft has decided to get into the game.

(48) Lowe was the real father of modern computing and a very important figure in IBM's ranks.

(49) I'd like him to look specifically at Personnel's computing problems among other things. 3.

(50) Similarly[sentencedict.com], in those organisations that are becoming increasingly reliant upon information technology then those with computing skills may become more powerful.

(51) Messaging is central to work-group computing that is changing the way businesses operate.

(52) I first encountered the term in the 80s, when it was used to describe computing modules found in many applications.

(53) Industrial development and economic progress increasingly depend upon computing and applied mathematical skills and expertise, and on today's information technology.

(54) The major benefits of inter-networks include communication between separate networks and access to computing resources distributed throughout an organization.

(55) Excellent computing facilities ranging from micros and Sun workstations to mainframe parallel computing are available.

(56) As high-performance computing hardware is built, the systems software to make it usable is developed, then the applications software.

(57) Co. as the enemy, the two computing giants have always had a more complex relationship than their sparring would indicate.

(58) Transparency is accomplished using middleware that facilitates a distributed computing environment.

(59) Probably the area of maximum potential impact is in taxonomic computing.

(60) Research contracts should include costs for the provision of computing services wherever appropriate.