The phrase "a panel of computer" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a panel of computers" to refer to multiple computers or "a computer panel" if referring to a single device.
Example: "The conference featured a panel of computers that showcased the latest technology in artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "a group of computers" or "a set of computers."
[C4.] Panel Requests Computer Financing A panel of computer scientists warned that unless the government significantly increased support for advanced research on supercomputing, the United States would be unable to retain its lead on that technological front.
A18 Internet Wiretap Concerns A panel of computer security experts said the F.B.I.'s Carnivore Internet wiretap system continued to raise strong concerns about privacy and the legal limits of government surveillance, despite a favorable review by the Illinois Institute of Technology's Research Institute.
On a desktop computer, the jack would be somewhere on a panel of the computer system (not the monitor).
Perry Hoberman's "Cathartic User Interface" presents a giant panel of computer keyboards that viewers activate by throwing balls whose random hits produce irritating messages: System Failure.
Despite winning a favorable review by an outside group, the F.B.I.'s Carnivore Internet wiretap system continues to raise strong concerns about privacy and the legal limits of government surveillance, a prominent panel of computer security experts said yesterday.
[C8.] Carnivore Privacy Concerns Remain Despite winning a favorable review by an outside group, the F.B.I.'s Carnivore Internet wiretap system continues to raise strong concerns about privacy and the legal limits of government surveillance, a prominent panel of computer security experts said.
In a recently released study, the research firm comScore examined the fate of two commonly issued cookies across a panel of roughly 400,000 computers last December.
John L. Hennessy, the president of Stanford and a computer design expert, stood before a panel of some of the world's best computer designers and challenged them to present one fundamentally new idea.
Angry umpires have asked a panel of scientists to assess a controversial computer system that calls balls and strikes.
A panel of text noted the solar system's computer-generated name, Ethaedair; a diagram of vectors indicated stars that were reachable with the ship's hyperdrive.
Specificity of these 2 PCRs was verified in silico (computer simulation) and by using a panel of 14 Bartonella species available in our laboratory (data not shown).
