Then students and program directors sit and wait while a computer matches the applicants with the programs.
In the end, a computer matches each applicant to one residency position.
Image analysis software converts the gel image into a digitised image in a computer, matches gels and spots on gels across the different groups and creates a database with information about spot intensity and spot location.
Chief executive of five-year old Compugen Ltd., Mintz presides over 50 very busy employees designing, assembling and selling a silver-and-black box called a Bioccelerator, which helps a desktop computer match a chunk of DNA against a library of known genes.
It is one of Russia's biggest advertisers, hammering home the message that the innards of a VIST computer match the best from America or Japan.
When negotiations for a Kramnik versus computer match commenced in October 2000, the obvious opponent was the German program Shredder, the reigning World Computer Chess Champion.
Not all computer matches turn out to be correct.
Using an extensive computer matching process, a birth was considered to be Status Indian if the mother was identified as a Status Indian in any of the three sources [ 20].
The current process is made inefficient, they say, by an outdated computer matching program, stifling government oversight, the overreliance by doctors on inconclusive tests and even federal laws against age discrimination.
But a time when a computer can match the interpretive skills of a professional is "still a long way off".
The patent covered the use of a computer to match two or more parties each listing their preferences — two users of a dating service, for example.
