Sentence examples for achieve computer from inspiring English sources

This is a huge achievement and it enables the split feasibility problem to achieve computer operation.

It presents a vision-based user interface designed to achieve computer accessibility for disabled users with motor impairments.

One of the major obstacles to achieving "Computer Science for All," as the undertaking is called, is the fact that most teachers in the school system don't have computer-science backgrounds.

The five partner organisations undertook a questionnaire-based research study, which explored attitudes to accessing a computer and achieving computer literacy with 100 people with vision impairments in five European countries.

The driver has been to achieve computational speed through computer parallelism.

Furthermore the current research efforts focusing on this problem are not considering the fact that the controller must be physically distributed among many computers in order to achieve the computer power necessary to control these large-scale complex systems.

That the New York Public Library is relying on private money and on volunteers to achieve its computer training objectives is not unusual.

In past years, packing components so closely together to achieve what computer makers call a smaller "footprint" encouraged many laptop manufacturers to use less powerful microprocessors than those in larger computers to reduce heat and not overtax smaller batteries.

Let's make sure that starting day one, they see what they can achieve using computer science and are excited to come back for the next class.

Using new technology, they were able to squash and stretch shapes without losing the essential anatomy of the characters, a freedom familiar to hand animators but hard to achieve with computers, says Tony Fucile, a supervising animator on the film.

The UN/EDIFACT was the only recognised multi-sectorial international standard for message exchange and has been used extensively in Western Europe as a fast and reliable means of achieving electronic, computer-to-computer message exchange between trading partners based on standard messages.