Foots Cray Place was the home of the one-time Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nicholas Vansittart, Lord Bexley. |
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The thief snatched the van's keys from a postman at 9.45 am in Wimborne Avenue, St Paul's Cray. |
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In the reorg, Smith was assigned the role of heading up a new Cray Research unit. |
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In 2011, PayPal bought a supercomputer from Cray competitor Silicon Graphics International in order to analyze transactional data in real time. |
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The Cray CX1 delivers up to four teraflops of performance, right at the deskside, when configured with four Tesla processors. |
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In fact, Robert E. Cray argues in his book on poor relief in New York that many rural towns erected workhouses and poorhouses before the American Revolution. |
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In 1983, computing capacity at Environment Canada made a significant leap with the introduction of the Cray 1S supercomputer. |
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This would give us at most 2 to 5 sustained teraflops in 2010 by extrapolating from the power of the very powerful Cray computers we had. |
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He is also a Fellow of the IEEE and the ACM and has received the IEEE Seymour Cray Award and the ACM Maurice Wilkes award. |
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Cray took the wrench and disappeared back under the front end. |
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PocketCraft is a chess game based on Crafty, which itself is derived from Cray Blitz, a program by Robert Hyatt. |
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The area became very popular with the landed gentry and a number of substantial houses were built, including Foots Cray Place, Sidcup Place and Lamorbey. |
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Since Cray Y-MP8 can hit two and a half billion flops, it is considered to be gigaflop supercomputer. |
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The Cray CX1 supercomputer makes HPC performance available to everyone, combining the power of a high performance cluster with the affordability, ease-of-use and seamless integration of a workstation. |
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Their activities will to be transferred to other Cray Valley sites. |
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Rogue Wave Software has signed a distribution agreement as part of a longstanding alliance with Cray. |
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Damian Cray sucked into the engines of a jumbo jet on a tea trolley. |
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Reservoirs which supply Swansea include the Cray reservoir and the Lliw Reservoirs, which are operated by Welsh Water. |
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Collaborators included George Harrison, Phil Collins, Daryl Hall, Chaka Khan, Mick Jones, David Sanborn and Robert Cray. |
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Under the terms of this new contract, valued at over USD32m, Cray will upgrade Piz Daint to include NVIDIA Tesla K20X GPU accelerators. |
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The production is faultless but some fans may feel that Cray should loosen up a bit for a bit more edginess. |
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But if my experience in the EC is anything to go by, you can't trust their computer guys to install the new release of Windows correctly, let alone configure a mammoth Cray computer. |
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In 1990 he joined the Strategy Segment of Total Chimie and in 1992 he became deputy managing director of the Structural Resins department at Cray Valley. |
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In 2002, Cray Valley consolidated the acquisition of Croda's activities and continued its program to restructure its coating resins and emulsions business in Europe. |
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The route in Wharfedale started near the official start at Harewood and ended just after Buckden when the competitors turned to climb over Buttertubs Pass near Cray. |
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Meanwhile, CRAY BLITZ, afte being installed on a new, faster Cray X-MP supercomputer, last fall successfully defended its North American computer chess title. |
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The Strider variants of the Red Storm architecture can only scale down to a teraflops or so, which left a big opening for OctigaBay to chase and Cray to miss. |
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Instead he worked on a cray boat in Dongara, then later moved to Geraldton where he stacked bricks. |
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While the experience would make even the most stable person go a little cray, Sam seems to have remained a pretty normal chick. |
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Today the interwebs went all kinds of cray when Beyonce did the unthinkable and revealed a super-short new 'do. |
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I know a lot of people just think he's totally cray, but I also know he can be grown when he chooses to. |
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With no parental care the eggs are vulnerable to predators such as cray fish, predacious insects and small fish. |
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After the war, Peter Casserly worked on the wharves and got involved in woodcutting and cray fishing. |
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Doing this night after night was pretty cray, but I loved every minute of it. |
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Yes, it's another movie about a man who goes cray looking for his daughter's kidnapper. |
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Salmon baked in tarragon and cray fish tails with basil in filo pastry do not sit on the stomach in the same way as most festive fare. |
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It will be a battle of the Reporoa cow cockies against the cray fisherman from the East Coast. |
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While filming at her old college stomping ground in Arizona, the reality TV couple got a little cray! |
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Well, so far the islands are actually so difficult to get to it's only cray fishermen that tend to occasionally visit the island. |
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He was charging the cray fishermen a fee to cross Maori land to launch their boats. |
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The workshop produces about six cray fishing vessels a year. |
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You can act, sure, but those eyes are cray cray with paranoia. |
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Besides wild swans and cranes, some rare migratory birds such as mandarin duck, large and small swans, white swans, white neck cranes, and cray cranes can be seen there. |
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Now, I didn't necessarily think that she needed to lose weight, but she clearly wanted to change some things, and she's been hitting up the gym like cray. |
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The new CRAY J916 supercomputers are scalable, UNIX-based servers with four to 16 processors. |
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I mean, who says girls can't be involved with football? Whoever said that was cray cray! |
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Also, make sure you look both ways first, because the traffic is cray. |
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That small of a fine for that kind of blatant disregard is cray. |
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