The phrase "a computer of a" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is not usable in any context as it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "I need a computer of a specific model." (This example is still awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "a specific computer" or "a certain type of computer."
Which is to say, in playing the MPC one is playing a computer of a sort, a skill that can be enhanced by an understanding of how to tweak what goes on inside the machine, not just how to strike it.
People love banal tasks done for them, but the transfer to a computer of a task that can threaten lives with one wrong turn will take a long time.
Malicious software tied to Russian intelligence agencies has been found on a computer of a small electric utility in northern Vermont, raising concerns of Russian attempts to interfere with critical infrastructure as well as the 2016 presidential race.
Nevertheless, in the panel decision, the Court said mere implementation on a computer of an otherwise abstract idea will not render an invention patent-eligible subject matter.
At one point last year, it had only a dilapidated personal computer, a slow laptop and a desktop dubbed a "Tyrone," a computer of Mr. Thomas's making.
To see this, suppose that Alex has the following intransitive preferences: he prefers owning a computer of type A to owning a computer of type B, owning a computer of type B to owning a computer of type C, and owning a computer of type C to owning a computer of type A. Suppose also that Alex owns a computer of type C and a hundred dollars in spending money.
Given the further opportunity to trade his current (type B) computer and a dollar for a computer of type A, Alex's preferences will prompt him to trade again.
It is also useful for quickly logging out of a computer with a missing of damaged mouse.
The first of these functions could easily be done by a computer, or a series of linked computers.
A computer has a shadow of that experience".
