To him, it is a consequence of the computer industry's shifting geology.
As a consequence of increasing computer power and more readily useable commercial codes, the Discrete Element Method is being used in an increasing range of applications to simulate increasingly complex processes, often for evaluation of machinery prototypes.
This is not solely a consequence of junk food, computer games and the Pussycat Dolls.
A consequence of the increased complexity of computer technology, these intermediaries are comparatively recent.
That this is normal today – the software of the internet, for example, can run on every kind of computer – is a consequence of Peter's insight that the meaning of a computer program could be pinpointed in mathematical logic and liberated from the control of the manufacturer.
"As a consequence of these flaws," the computer scientists at Princeton wrote, "voters were disenfranchised".
The ubiquity of binary code in computer processing is a consequence of the fact that a digital computer is essentially a vast collection of on-off switches.
Many users found that the latest game in the popular SimCity franchise was unplayable for a time as a consequence of its reliance on external computer servers which initially struggled to meet demand.
The recent increase in computer-related work as a consequence of rapid industrialization has considerably increased the prevalence of CANS among computer office workers not only in western developed countries but also in developing countries such as Sudan and Sri Lanka [ 5, 6].
Early Wednesday, Intel announced preliminary fourth-quarter sales below its previously-announced estimates as the sale of microprocessors used in personal computers fell as a consequence of weakening global demand.
This, however, does not indicate convergence in a finite number of time steps, but is rather a consequence of the limited representational capacity of a computer.
