experimental computing
[/ɪkˌspɛrɪˈmɛntəl kəmˈpjutɪŋ/]
noun
computação experimental
1. The practice of using computers to conduct scientific experiments, test new theories, or explore novel computational methods and architectures
Experimental computing in quantum laboratories has revealed promising results for cryptography applications.
A computação experimental em laboratórios quânticos revelou resultados promissores para aplicações de criptografia.
2. Research and development focused on building and testing unconventional or prototype computing systems
The university's experimental computing center designs new processor architectures.
O centro de computação experimental da universidade projeta novas arquiteturas de processadores.
3. The use of computational methods to simulate and validate scientific hypotheses
Experimental computing allows researchers to model climate patterns without expensive physical trials.
A computação experimental permite aos pesquisadores modelar padrões climáticos sem testes físicos caros.
Experimental computing is a term primarily used in academic, scientific, and technology research contexts in both Brazil and the United States. In Brazil, it reflects the growing emphasis on STEM research and innovation hubs like those in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. In the USA, it's integral to Silicon Valley culture and university computer science departments. The term emphasizes innovation, risk-taking, and the exploration of new computational frontiers.
Related Idioms & Phrases
pushing the boundaries of computing
cutting-edge experimental computing
thinking outside the box in computing
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