The phrase "a computer to which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific computer in relation to an action or a characteristic that is being described.
Example: "I have a computer to which I connect my external hard drive for additional storage."
Alternatives: "a computer that" or "a computer where".
Carole E. Chaski, president of Alias Technology and executive director of the Institute for Linguistic Evidence, has taken on what she terms "the keyboard dilemma," that is, "the problem of identifying the authorship of a document that was produced by a computer to which multiple users had access".
Nonetheless the CEMB also offers guidance on concealing such activities, advising those with doubts to erase e-mails and search histories and to use a computer to which others do not have access.Ibrahim Mogra, an imam in Leicester, says that he has heard of only a handful of cases of Muslims who have openly renounced their religion over the past 30 years.
At one point, Jonze's blundering anti-hero, who has trouble relating to people (he's in the middle of a divorce),Theo Twombly Joaquinn Phoenix), says "I can't believe I'm having this conversation with a computer" to which his OS replies "You're having the conversation with me".
The operator used the images and acoustic information collected through these instruments to remotely control Keepon's orientation and actions with a computer to which the robot was connected.
Punctuation, for example, can be used by a computer to see which part of a sentence a negative qualifier is referring to", said Halstead.
This isn't technically a necessity, and it requires a computer to use, which is another thing that is often just beyond many parents' budgets.
The data were then used to build a computer algorithm which attempted to predict who would go on to develop osteoarthritis and who would not.
They joked about the small size of it, but to me it was perfection, a little room with a computer, from which to change the world.
The sensors signaled the muscle movements to a computer controller, which was taught to identify the pattern for each finger movement.
Until recently, the best you could hope for was an "operators standing by" headset and microphone, which had to be tethered to a computer, which was itself tethered to a router.
A computational model is a computer program, which attempts to simulate an abstract model of a particular system.
