The phrase "a computer half" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could potentially be used in a context where you are referring to a part or component of a computer, but it is vague and lacks clarity.
Example: "I found a computer half in the garage, but I'm not sure what part it is."
Alternatives: "a computer component" or "a part of a computer".
For a computer, fold half an inch of card in half, draw a minute keyboard, and a screen.
And when Kazemi, a 6-foot-7 forward with a magnetic rebounding grip, kept snaring wayward shots on Thursday night — with his mother watching through the night on a computer screen half a world away — his teammates teased him for stealing their statistics.
Respondents who did not have good access to a computer were half as likely to report good access to other organizations' EHRs compared to individuals who reported good access to a computer and the internet (OR 0.56 95% CI: 0.38 0.83, p < 0.05).
"They became farmers because they like the outdoors - so it's not their natural inclination to fiddle around with stuff on the computer half the day".
The group, based in Cambridge, Mass., announced Friday that its two-month "Give One, Get One" charitable promotion had generated $35 million and sold a total of 167,000 computers, half of them to be distributed in the developing world.
Slightly more report using a computer, and about half will read a newspaper or use reference materials.
In the first, they viewed a line angled at 50 degrees on a computer screen for half a second.
Split a computer monitor in half and you will not be left with a monitor or monitors.
But because I have to work, instead of spending my time outdoors, I stayed inside and watched a computer screen for half of the day.
When I started conducting research for the book, every family had at least one television (and usually at least two); almost all had a computer, but only half had Internet access.
