Sentence examples for a combination of computers from inspiring English sources

Because Kempermann and his fellow researchers were able to trace every moment of each of the mice (using a combination of computers and electromagnetic implants), and also because they later examined the brains of those mice, they were able to look at the relation between experience and memory in an unprecedented way.

Essentially as a combination of computers and the human brains," he added.

It has been interesting to compare the technology used by the OU--a combination of computer conferencing with more traditional distance learning techniques--with Birkbeck's Internet-only courses.

Complete genome annotation will likely be achieved through a combination of computer-based analysis of available genome sequences combined with direct experimental characterization of expressed regions of individual genomes.

A smartphone is essentially a combination of computer and telecommunications technology, and Microsoft has a deep store of patents in computing.

Mr. Toporek said Walmart.com used a combination of computer tools and human adjustments.

A week later, sitting in his Midtown Manhattan office, Mr. Platt shuffled his drawings, a combination of computer renderings and pencil sketches.

The B.C.S. mixture is 25percentt a team's ranking value from two major polls, 25percentt a combination of computer rankings, 25percentt strength of schedules and 25percentt a team's defeats.

Under it, the Associated Press news media poll, the USA Today/ESPN coaches poll and a combination of computer rankings will each count for one-third of a team's total ranking.

The winner — the 'All Your Shreds Are Belong to U.S.' team — pieced together five documents that were shredded into more than 10,000 pieces in 33 days using a combination of computer algorithms and human assembly.

But an indictment unsealed this week makes clear that Mr. Fields's firm, which frequently deployed Mr. Pellicano to dig up dirt on its legal opponents, also played a central role in his pursuit of a trademark for the very device the government says he was using to wiretap his targets: a combination of computer hardware and software he called Telesleuth.