Given recent advances in technology, computer-based solutions may not be far out of reach for low-resource settings.
It is language's fluidity and unpredictability that thus far make translation resist simple computer-based solutions.
Computer-based solutions from clinical interventions (e.g., oral glucose tolerance tests with "minimal model" readout) have limitations because of the high number of samples required from each subject.
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is one of the computer-based solution methods which is more widely employed in aerospace engineering.
Regarding portability, it is clear that a computer-based solution (even a mobile version) is not a valid solution because of size, power consumption or lack of integration and compactness between its components.
You can play against a selection of computer opponents.
Use it to bring down a selection of computer networks.
Nor is unsurveyability solely a property of computer-based proofs.
Due to a high complexity of computer-based assessments, it might be difficult for test takers to find an optimal or correct solution (Sager et al. 2011).
This is an underdeveloped area of computer-based scaffolding.
THE world of computer-based reference products is changing.
