Definition of computing in English:

computing

noun kəmˈpjuːtɪŋkəmˈpjudɪŋ

mass noun

The use or operation of computers.
developments in mathematics and computing
as modifier computing facilities
Example sentencesExamples
- Operating systems are a basic and necessary part of any computing environment.
- Indeed, today we have much computing and information processing capability.
- Peer-to-peer computing enables networked computers to eliminate the need for a server.
- The fight pits the computer electronics and computing side of the company against their music label.
- In the olden days of interactive computing, you got an account on one computer which was all you ever used.
- Some base technologies for utility computing include virtualization and automated operations.
- Those PDA users who follow safe computing guidelines are highly unlikely to be seriously affected.
- Such a switch could be useful in communications and optical computing.
- Over the past few years we've seen a barrage of aftermarket CPU coolers entering the enthusiast computing market.
- We would need a better system for synchronising data among separate computing devices.
- Where the money will be is in supplying personal computing, not personal computers.
- After all, today's laptops have just as much computing power as desktops, without taking up as much space.
- I always think of mobile computing as personal computing.
- What's more, the right software could convert the Xbox into a far more useful computing device than it currently is.
- However, this software already has had a profound effect on the personal computing industry.
- The quest for noiseless computing has been highly sought by computer users over the past several years.
- In the future the most extensive and complicated computing tasks can only be resolved with a quantum computer.
- Its share of overall computing has decreased as computing has become ubiquitous.
- His main areas of interest are computer networks and distributed computing.
- Most large businesses have customer data in multiple computing environments.

Definition of computing in US English:

computing

nounkəmˈpyo͞odiNGkəmˈpjudɪŋ

The use or operation of computers.
developments in mathematics and computing
as modifier computing facilities
Example sentencesExamples
- The quest for noiseless computing has been highly sought by computer users over the past several years.
- Such a switch could be useful in communications and optical computing.
- Its share of overall computing has decreased as computing has become ubiquitous.
- After all, today's laptops have just as much computing power as desktops, without taking up as much space.
- In the future the most extensive and complicated computing tasks can only be resolved with a quantum computer.
- However, this software already has had a profound effect on the personal computing industry.
- Indeed, today we have much computing and information processing capability.
- Where the money will be is in supplying personal computing, not personal computers.
- What's more, the right software could convert the Xbox into a far more useful computing device than it currently is.
- We would need a better system for synchronising data among separate computing devices.
- Peer-to-peer computing enables networked computers to eliminate the need for a server.
- I always think of mobile computing as personal computing.
- The fight pits the computer electronics and computing side of the company against their music label.
- Those PDA users who follow safe computing guidelines are highly unlikely to be seriously affected.
- Most large businesses have customer data in multiple computing environments.
- Some base technologies for utility computing include virtualization and automated operations.
- In the olden days of interactive computing, you got an account on one computer which was all you ever used.
- Over the past few years we've seen a barrage of aftermarket CPU coolers entering the enthusiast computing market.
- Operating systems are a basic and necessary part of any computing environment.
- His main areas of interest are computer networks and distributed computing.

单词	computing
释义	Definition of computing in English: computing noun kəmˈpjuːtɪŋkəmˈpjudɪŋ mass noun The use or operation of computers. developments in mathematics and computing as modifier computing facilities Example sentencesExamples Operating systems are a basic and necessary part of any computing environment. Indeed, today we have much computing and information processing capability. Peer-to-peer computing enables networked computers to eliminate the need for a server. The fight pits the computer electronics and computing side of the company against their music label. In the olden days of interactive computing, you got an account on one computer which was all you ever used. Some base technologies for utility computing include virtualization and automated operations. Those PDA users who follow safe computing guidelines are highly unlikely to be seriously affected. Such a switch could be useful in communications and optical computing. Over the past few years we've seen a barrage of aftermarket CPU coolers entering the enthusiast computing market. We would need a better system for synchronising data among separate computing devices. Where the money will be is in supplying personal computing, not personal computers. After all, today's laptops have just as much computing power as desktops, without taking up as much space. I always think of mobile computing as personal computing. What's more, the right software could convert the Xbox into a far more useful computing device than it currently is. However, this software already has had a profound effect on the personal computing industry. The quest for noiseless computing has been highly sought by computer users over the past several years. In the future the most extensive and complicated computing tasks can only be resolved with a quantum computer. Its share of overall computing has decreased as computing has become ubiquitous. His main areas of interest are computer networks and distributed computing. Most large businesses have customer data in multiple computing environments. Definition of computing in US English: computing nounkəmˈpyo͞odiNGkəmˈpjudɪŋ The use or operation of computers. developments in mathematics and computing as modifier computing facilities Example sentencesExamples The quest for noiseless computing has been highly sought by computer users over the past several years. Such a switch could be useful in communications and optical computing. Its share of overall computing has decreased as computing has become ubiquitous. After all, today's laptops have just as much computing power as desktops, without taking up as much space. In the future the most extensive and complicated computing tasks can only be resolved with a quantum computer. However, this software already has had a profound effect on the personal computing industry. Indeed, today we have much computing and information processing capability. Where the money will be is in supplying personal computing, not personal computers. What's more, the right software could convert the Xbox into a far more useful computing device than it currently is. We would need a better system for synchronising data among separate computing devices. Peer-to-peer computing enables networked computers to eliminate the need for a server. I always think of mobile computing as personal computing. The fight pits the computer electronics and computing side of the company against their music label. Those PDA users who follow safe computing guidelines are highly unlikely to be seriously affected. Most large businesses have customer data in multiple computing environments. Some base technologies for utility computing include virtualization and automated operations. In the olden days of interactive computing, you got an account on one computer which was all you ever used. Over the past few years we've seen a barrage of aftermarket CPU coolers entering the enthusiast computing market. Operating systems are a basic and necessary part of any computing environment. His main areas of interest are computer networks and distributed computing.
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