A young computer scientist and two colleagues show that searches within data structures called hash tables can be much faster than previously deemed possible.
A catalytic converter also might be part of a wood stove. A lay-person may have no idea what a hash table is, or if they are also used in fields other than computer science.
Why would you specify that it’s a turbo encabulator, everyone knows they’re all turbo.
It just feels bizarre. You wouldn’t say something like “a car part called a catalytic converter”.
A catalytic converter also might be part of a wood stove. A lay-person may have no idea what a hash table is, or if they are also used in fields other than computer science.
Why would you specify that it’s a turbo encabulator, everyone knows they’re all turbo.
It feels just as odd to say “a component of fuel consuming engines called a catalytic converter”. You’re missing the point.