Sentence examples for Computer orientation from inspiring English sources

Finally, all new students get a two-hour computer orientation to learn how to tap in to the school's network, use e-mail and otherwise master the system.

The results included the computation of the F-ratio, p-values, and Cohen's effect-sizes of attitudes toward science and learning science in relation to the student's gender, attendance of computer orientation classes, use of computer-multimedia, disposition toward computers, and majors.

We first examined whether any responder characteristics such as physician specialty, age, computer orientation, computer sophistication, years of practice at the hospital, or number of hours delivering care at the hospital were independently associated with the dependent variables (CIT, automation or usability) and independent variables (hospital characteristics).

This study describes a computer assisted orientation method for digital dental periapical radiographs.

Although Tim's 13-year-old brother, who discovered Tim's homosexuality by finding material on Tim's computer, dismisses his orientation as "sick," their widowed father is cautiously accepting.

Tuition, housing, books and supplies add up, as do fees for computers, activities, graduation, orientation and specialized labs — most of which are often not included in tuition.

"Right now, the computer is not an orientation tool — it's a disorientation tool," he said.

This paper will focus on a description of the control system that senses the oyster's initial orientation using computer vision, then automatically reorients the oyster to a pre-specified orientation, and transfers the oyster to an exit conveyor while maintaining its orientation.

First, participants categorized each target's sexual orientation using computer keys that were labeled "gay" and "straight".

Under computer control, the grating orientation, spatial and temporal frequency, and movement direction were matched to the preferred parameters of the cell under study and real-time analyses of the responses were performed.

Vision of this display area was restricted by an ellipsoidal window (365 mm×270 mm) centred on the computer screen in landscape orientation, so that it blocked the black screen border as well as the surrounding equipment.