Sentence examples for a computer programme which from inspiring English sources

It was like the coaches put together a computer programme which Brad followed to perfection.

He has devised a computer programme which can unscramble surface obstructions and expose water "shining" far underground.

His new exhibition includes self-portraits on plasma screens, controlled by a computer programme which keeps changing the colours of hair, eyes, lips, even eyebrows.

His central thesis is that a theory of life might not be encapsulated in a single über-equation but might consist of an algorithm: a set of rules, like the lines of a computer programme, which, when enacted again and again, allow the universe to unfold in all its variety.

A computer programme which calculates the optical constants, solar absorptance at air mass (AM -2, α, AM -2hermal emittance at 300 K, ε, of the 200-nm-thick selective coating on the assumption of both the Maxwell Garnett and Bruggeman theories for the metallic volume fraction below and above 0.3 respectively, was used to design the structure of the composite films.

At the end of 1995, all the participating physicians agreed to publish the CPGs as a booklet and a computer programme, which can be integrated in hospital information systems (Centre Léon Bérard Réseau ONCORA, 1997).

The plate vibration model was then incorporated into a second computer programme which was desgned to use the measured natural frequencies of orthotropic plates to determine the four apparent elastic constants.

The aim of this research, using a new computer programme which makes use of GIS, was to analyse the location of rural constructions in order to improve their integration into the countryside.

Every piece of equipment is run through a complex computer programme, which assesses whether it is worth bringing home, selling locally, or scrapping.

It is a pro-active computer programme, which supports dementia decision making in diagnostic work-up.

After The Computer Programme, which he hosted with Chris Serle, came Micro Live, which became the BBC's flagship computer programme in the mid-1980s.