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computing ECON

computing

computing N

computing SCHOOL
computing GEOG
computing GEOG

computing

computing

compute VB

compute GEOG
compute GEOG
compute GEOG
compute GEOG
compute GEOG
compute GEOG

computing centre MIL

computing centre

computing device

computing device

computing device N COMPUT

computing device

computing machine

computing machine

computing method MATH

computing method

computing scale AREA

computing scale

computing slips MIL

computing slips

fuzzy computing COMPUT

fuzzy computing

parallel computing COMPUT

parallel computing

quantum computing COMPUT

quantum computing

social computing N COMPUT

social computing

subscription computing N COMPUT

subscription computing

ballistic computing device

ballistic computing device

complex instruction set computing N COMPUT

International Center for Computing POL

pay-as-you-go computing N COMPUT

pay-as-you-go computing
Present
Icompute
youcompute
he/she/itcomputes
wecompute
youcompute
theycompute
Past
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he/she/itcomputed
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youcomputed
theycomputed
Present Perfect
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theyhavecomputed
Past Perfect
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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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Such engineering expertise is instrumental to preserving the critical power needs of modern digital society, e.g. transportation, communications, computing, etc.
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It has IT infrastructure, computing and communication resources, electronic access controls and a payment system through smart cards.
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Beginning in, tie games were included in the computing of each team's winning percentage.
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Smartwatches were originally pitched as newfangled computing devices that would free us from looking at our phones so often.
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