Sentence examples for a formal computer from inspiring English sources

The Π-calculus (Milner, 1993), which is a formal computer language for describing concurrent computations, takes into account the sub-domain processes of proteins (Regev and Shapiro, 2002; Regev et al., 2001).

It's rare, at least in Russia, that those with a formal computer education, especially in programming, are hackers".

We set up an artificial evolutionary system [ 5, 6] to create DNA motifs using a formal computer language grammar [ 7] to search for DNA sequences which indicate poor probes.

The software configuration for the GORD study undergoes a formal Computer System Validation (CSV) process including qualifications for installation, operation, and performance to ensure that study system and study process have been Good Clinical Practice- (GCP-) validated prior to being employed in the GORD clinical trial use case.

Advances in information technology have led to a substantial increase in the use of interactive pricing mechanisms, where buyers (i.e., consumers) and sellers (i.e., retailers) enter a formal computer-mediated price-negotiation process during which consumers submit bids for a specific product.

At the University of Cambridge, meanwhile, Maurice Wilkes and others built what is recognized as the first full-size, fully electronic, stored-program computer to provide a formal computing service for users.

He says he's having too much fun doing Linux development, and he enjoys living in the U.S. What's more, he's found a great job in the computer industry, thanks to an American company whose top-notch immigration lawyers moved mountains to get him an H1-B work visa, overcoming immigration officials' objections that Myklebust lacked any formal computer education.

In this method ontologies are used to specify the semantics of object classes and interaction classes in subsystems in a formal and computer readable fashion.

System dynamics is also a rigorous modeling method that enables us to build formal computer simulations of complex systems and use them to design more effective policies and organizations'.

Wade herself has no formal computer science training, and she admits she has greatly benefited from the in-house programming expertise at EML.

Three quarters of respondents (41, 75%%) reported that they were required to take some form of formal computer training during their tertiary studies.