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электричка
cloud computing
cloud computing [ˈklaʊd kəmˌpjuːtɪŋ] N
compute [Brit kəmˈpjuːt, Am kəmˈpjut] VB trans
computing [Brit kəmˈpjuːtɪŋ, Am kəmˈpjudɪŋ] N
I. cloud [Brit klaʊd, Am klaʊd] N
1. cloud C (in sky):
2. cloud U METEO:
nubi fpl
3. cloud (mass):
4. cloud (negative feature) fig:
5. cloud (blur):
II. cloud [Brit klaʊd, Am klaʊd] VB trans
1. cloud (blur):
cloud steam, breath: mirror
cloud substance: liquid
cloud tears: vision
2. cloud (confuse):
cloud memory, judgment
3. cloud (blight):
cloud atmosphere, occasion etc.
III. cloud [Brit klaʊd, Am klaʊd] VB intr
cloud → cloud over
IV. cloud [Brit klaʊd, Am klaʊd]
cloud over VB [klaʊd -]
cloud over sky, face:
compute [kəm·ˈpju:t] VB trans
computing N
I. cloud [klaʊd] N
Phrases:
II. cloud [klaʊd] VB trans a. fig
cloud issue
Present
Icompute
youcompute
he/she/itcomputes
wecompute
youcompute
theycompute
Past
Icomputed
youcomputed
he/she/itcomputed
wecomputed
youcomputed
theycomputed
Present Perfect
Ihavecomputed
youhavecomputed
he/she/ithascomputed
wehavecomputed
youhavecomputed
theyhavecomputed
Past Perfect
Ihadcomputed
youhadcomputed
he/she/ithadcomputed
wehadcomputed
youhadcomputed
theyhadcomputed
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Because we extend a computing system from a software to a physical space, novel approaches to providing empathic responses are required.
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The universitys wide range of subjects include architecture, business, computing, education, engineering, humanities, natural sciences, pharmacy and social sciences.
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The ground-tier vehicles have limited onboard computing capabilities, since they off-load data analysis to a primary lander or higher tiers that have higher-grade computing equipment.
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Intervals are central to interval arithmetic, a general numerical computing technique that automatically provides guaranteed enclosures for arbitrary formulas, even in the presence of uncertainties, mathematical approximations, and arithmetic roundoff.
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Also, these classical programs gained almost nothing from increases in available computing power "per se" and progress in the field was generally slow.
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