The phrase "a radio computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a computer that is specifically designed for radio communication or processing radio signals.
Example: "The new model of the radio computer allows for real-time data transmission and improved signal clarity."
Alternatives: "radio-based computer" or "computer for radio applications".
Personal Edge was designed by a company that usually does spas, so the exam room is at the back of a "living room" equipped with a flat-screen television, radio, computer and fax.
Urdu speaking people use a lot of English terms for modern devices, like "TV, radio, computer, modem, cable and microwave".
Persian (called Farsi in Persian) speakers use a lot of English terms for modern devices, like TV, radio, computer, modem and cable.
To characterize the socioeconomic status of the study population, we used principal component analysis to calculate a wealth index based on different variables, including ownership of house, radio, computer, internet connection, telephone, refrigerator, and so on.
The leaflets also call for parents to "set aside time for talking - without being interrupted by phones, TV, radio, computer".
He had no access to television, radio, computer or any other visual or audio stimuli.
There was no clear trend across the quintiles for the indicators; house ownership, radio, computer and having adolescent's own bedroom.
The nine remaining indicators (fridge/freezer, television, radio, computer, electricity, car, house ownership, own bedroom and block house) were then subjected to the final Principal Component Analysis (PCA) model using SPSS version 16.
We used housing characteristics (block house, house ownership, whether adolescents have their own bedrooms) and availability of amenities and movable properties (fridge/freezer, television, radio, computer and car) to assess material circumstance.
Keep the TV, radio, computer, and other distracting electronics off while working.
