例句與造句

1. IBM is by no means alone in its pursuit of utility computing or computing on demand.
2. A cache can store data that is computed on demand rather than retrieved from a backing store.
3. The initiative, which Compaq calls Computing on Demand, allows customers to pay for computing services as if they were a utility, like electricity or gas.
4. Compaq, based in Houston, decided to expand its Computing on Demand program after testing it at companies like Ericsson and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.
5. The program, which the Houston-based company calls " computing on demand, " allows Compaq to unite all its hardware offerings with its services unit.
6. It's difficult to find computing on demand in a sentence. 用computing on demand造句挺難的
7. With the rebrand of the service, they also announced a cloud computing On Demand program that allows users to pay only for what each user needs to use for resources.
8. A similar phenomenon may be under way for computing on demand, as continuous progress in a range of related fields have enabled engineers to divide and conquer complexity in new ways.
9. The utility concept, also called computing on demand, builds on work that has been nurtured in IBM's research labs, and elsewhere, for years and has been making its way into the marketplace recently.
10. The utility concept has been around for four decades, first advanced by Herbert Grosch, an industry pundit who once worked for IBM . And computer time-sharing _ the hot idea of the 1960s, both in the research community and on Wall Street _ was a form of computing on demand.
11. I also suspect that the author of the article is heavily confused when it comes to what Redhat cluster suite is usually used for ( failover protection for network services-not computing on demand or parallel computing ), but that is an entirely different issue .-- & trade; 14 : 09, 17 May 2011 ( UTC)