cray

Related to cray: Seymour Cray

cray

slang A shortened form of "crazy," meaning the same. Oh, she's cray—you can't trust a word she says. I thought his reaction to your tiny mistake was cray—screaming was definitely not necessary.

cray cray

slang A reduplication of a shortened form of "crazy," meaning the same. Oh, she's cray cray—you can't trust a word she says. I thought his reaction to your tiny mistake was cray cray—screaming was definitely not necessary.

See also: cray

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

cray cray
by any stretch
short for
short for (something)
la
à la
on automatic pilot
anything else?
(Is there) anything else?
(will there be) anything else?

References in periodicals archive

Cray will be joined in the finals by Abderrahman, Attasamy, Takatoshi, Kazakhstan's Dmitriy Koblov (50.58), Korea's Han Sehyun (50.69), Taipei's Chen Chieh (50.30) and

Athletics Cray

A source said the PATAFA has yet to make a final decision as to the fate of Cray and Beram as its executive committee is still finding solution to the impasse.

Top bets Cray, Beram face possible ouster from Asiad athletics team

Then, with the Philippines sewing up hosting rights for the 30th edition of the Games, Cray vowed to give the 100-m dash another run.

Dash it, Cray: 'Tired' Fil-Am sprinter vows century comeback in Manila 2019

In January 2013, Cray had announced the award of a contract to provide DWD with two Cray XC30 supercomputers and two Cray Sonexion storage systems.

Cray awarded USD11m contract to upgrade Cray systems at Germany's DWD

According to Cray, the COMA system, which utilises Intel Xeon processors and Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors, will provide the CCS user community with a powerful tool for performing research in the areas of space physics, theory of elementary particles, life sciences and material sciences.

Cray's CS300 Cluster supercomputer put into production at the University of Tsukuba in Japan

Intel will pay US$140 million for Cray's assets, Cray said in a statement.

Intel acquires HPC interconnect assets from Cray

The best of the videos is Peter Care's "Smoking dun," Cray's most, widely known, song because it captures the vitality of Cray's stage performances while having him sing and play in several locations.

The Robert Cray Collection

"Through this alliance with Cray, we can now offer new cutting edge choices in simple, affordable HPC clusters.

PADOVA TECHNOLOGIES TO DELIVER CRAY CX1 SUPERCOMPUTER

"The first full-production Cray X1 system, installed at the AHPCRC starting in March 2003, demonstrated its ability to achieve breakthrough scientific results while running Army applications in computational fluid dynamics, computational mechanics and battlefield weather forecasting that are of great importance to the defense of the United States," said Paul Muzio, NCSI VP-Government Programs and AHPCRC Support Infrastructure Director.

Army HPC Research Center nearly triples power of record-setting Cray X1 Supercomputer with Cray X1E upgrade

First of all, buying Cray would be, in some measure, a return to Sun's roots in the IT business.

Sun to Buy Supercomputer Maker Cray?

Alex assumes that he is the target because he has spotted his archenemy, a Russian killer, in town, but he learns that Sabrina's father, a journalist who has been working on a story about pop celebrity Damian Cray, was the intended victim.

Horowitz, Anthony. Eagle Strike

ROBERT CRAY still has vivid memories of Eugene, the city that served as the launching pad for his musical career during the 1970s.

Cray proves you can go home again

government slapped antidumping duties of 454% on NEC machines, 173% on those by Fujitsu and 314% on those by all other Japanese manufacturers following a 1997 ruling in support of complaints filed by Cray Inc.

U.S. ends antidumping duties on Japan supercomputers

27, a fire broke out within the power pack of the National Weather Service's Cray C90 supercomputer in Suitland, Md.

Weather service's supercomputer burns

词组	cray
释义	cray Related to cray: Seymour Cray cray slang A shortened form of "crazy," meaning the same. Oh, she's cray—you can't trust a word she says. I thought his reaction to your tiny mistake was cray—screaming was definitely not necessary. cray cray slang A reduplication of a shortened form of "crazy," meaning the same. Oh, she's cray cray—you can't trust a word she says. I thought his reaction to your tiny mistake was cray cray—screaming was definitely not necessary. See also: cray Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: cray cray by any stretch short for short for (something) la à la on automatic pilot anything else? (Is there) anything else? (will there be) anything else? References in periodicals archive Cray will be joined in the finals by Abderrahman, Attasamy, Takatoshi, Kazakhstan's Dmitriy Koblov (50.58), Korea's Han Sehyun (50.69), Taipei's Chen Chieh (50.30) and Athletics Cray A source said the PATAFA has yet to make a final decision as to the fate of Cray and Beram as its executive committee is still finding solution to the impasse. Top bets Cray, Beram face possible ouster from Asiad athletics team Then, with the Philippines sewing up hosting rights for the 30th edition of the Games, Cray vowed to give the 100-m dash another run. Dash it, Cray: 'Tired' Fil-Am sprinter vows century comeback in Manila 2019 In January 2013, Cray had announced the award of a contract to provide DWD with two Cray XC30 supercomputers and two Cray Sonexion storage systems. Cray awarded USD11m contract to upgrade Cray systems at Germany's DWD According to Cray, the COMA system, which utilises Intel Xeon processors and Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors, will provide the CCS user community with a powerful tool for performing research in the areas of space physics, theory of elementary particles, life sciences and material sciences. Cray's CS300 Cluster supercomputer put into production at the University of Tsukuba in Japan Intel will pay US$140 million for Cray's assets, Cray said in a statement. Intel acquires HPC interconnect assets from Cray The best of the videos is Peter Care's "Smoking dun," Cray's most, widely known, song because it captures the vitality of Cray's stage performances while having him sing and play in several locations. The Robert Cray Collection "Through this alliance with Cray, we can now offer new cutting edge choices in simple, affordable HPC clusters. PADOVA TECHNOLOGIES TO DELIVER CRAY CX1 SUPERCOMPUTER "The first full-production Cray X1 system, installed at the AHPCRC starting in March 2003, demonstrated its ability to achieve breakthrough scientific results while running Army applications in computational fluid dynamics, computational mechanics and battlefield weather forecasting that are of great importance to the defense of the United States," said Paul Muzio, NCSI VP-Government Programs and AHPCRC Support Infrastructure Director. Army HPC Research Center nearly triples power of record-setting Cray X1 Supercomputer with Cray X1E upgrade First of all, buying Cray would be, in some measure, a return to Sun's roots in the IT business. Sun to Buy Supercomputer Maker Cray? Alex assumes that he is the target because he has spotted his archenemy, a Russian killer, in town, but he learns that Sabrina's father, a journalist who has been working on a story about pop celebrity Damian Cray, was the intended victim. Horowitz, Anthony. Eagle Strike ROBERT CRAY still has vivid memories of Eugene, the city that served as the launching pad for his musical career during the 1970s. Cray proves you can go home again government slapped antidumping duties of 454% on NEC machines, 173% on those by Fujitsu and 314% on those by all other Japanese manufacturers following a 1997 ruling in support of complaints filed by Cray Inc. U.S. ends antidumping duties on Japan supercomputers 27, a fire broke out within the power pack of the National Weather Service's Cray C90 supercomputer in Suitland, Md. Weather service's supercomputer burns
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