Examples of using Computing centre in English and their translations into Slovak
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SAS Computing Centre.
The George Vari Engineering and Computing Centre.
Computing Centre of the VŠLD.
The Federal Computing Centre.
Computing Centre of the SAS- Slovak infrastructure for high-performance computing. .
Director, SAS Computing Centre.
Computing Centre coordinates the development of computer networks and supercomputers in SAS and all of Slovakia.
The building was renamed the George Vari Engineering and Computing Centre in November 2005.
Since 2006 SAS Computing Centre offers the employees of other Institutes the internet service Video-conference.
It was created on June 6, 1984,while he was working for the Dorodnicyn Computing Centre of the Academy of Science of the USSR in Moscow.
Nowadays the mail system is used by more than 3000 users andbelongs to the most important services provided by SAS Computing Centre.
Some long-distance telecommunication networks and computing centres have been making use of optical connections for decades.
SAS Computing Centre is a node of the SANET II backbone network and also provides services to other members of the SANET II association.
A new phenomenon call the INTERNET appeared and the Computing Centre started building the first fibre optic network of SAS already in 1991.
Computing Centre operates supercomputing systems for scientific computations and provides machine time for the needs of SAS organizations and universities.
Its role is also to promote the activities and services of the Computing Centre and improve the communication between the users and the Computing Centre.
Computing Centre builds and provides internet systems for communication and dissemination of information inside SAS, between SAS and Slovak universities, between SAS and scientific institutions in Slovakia and the world.
It was released on June 6, 1984,while he was working for the Dorodnitsyn Computing Centre of the Academy of Science of the Soviet Union in Moscow.
Computing Centre operates the information infrastructure of SAS by building and providing SAS network in the Bratislava region, which includes the Patrónka campus, other SAS organizations inside Bratislava city and Ivánka pri Dunaji.
SSADM is managed by the CCTA, however the Design Authority Board(DAB)is responsible for maintaining and developing SSADM and the NCC(National Computing Centre) produce and maintain the definitive SSADM documentation.
In cooperation with universities, the Computing Centre builds and operates computer networks and ensures information transmission between SAS organizations, between SAS and the universities, between SAS and collaborating institutions in Slovakia and abroad.
It was set up on 14 April 1972,when the Institute of Computing Technology was created from the then Computing Centre of the VŠLD established in 1969 at the Department of Forest Management at the Faculty of Forestry.
Computing Centre administers the SAS network in the Bratislava region, which also contains the areas of Smolenice, Dobrá Voda(2 SAS organisations connected to the SANET network through a node in Trnave) and a part of the Považie region(2 organisations connected to the SANET network through a node in Piešt'any).
This event was realized under the auspices of Extrapolations 2015, organized by the Slovak Society of Applied Cybernetics and Informatics(SSAKI)in cooperation with the Computing Centre of SAS, Slovak Technical Museum in Kosice and the Technical University in Kosice.
The calculations are being carried outon the parallel clusters of MetaCentrum called CESNET WEB and the IT4Innovation computing centre at VSB WEB MetaCentrum operates the distributedcomputing infrastructure which enables the use of computing and data sources to solve very demanding computational tasks that overcome the possibilities of respective workplaces in the Czech Republic.
The new campus on Augustusplatz at the heart of the city will shortly be completed. It provides an outstanding environment for study, with its up-to-the-minute lecture-theatre and seminar building, the first 24-hour library in Saxony, its future Auditorium Maximum and Paulinum,the University Computing Centre and the Refectory by the park.
If the first question is answered in the negative, are Article 47 of VAT Directive 2006/112/EC and Article 31a of the aforementioned ImplementingRegulation nevertheless to be interpreted as meaning that a computing centre service of the type at issue in the main proceedings is to be regarded as a service connected with immovable property, the place of supply of which is the location of the property?