The phrase "ad hoc computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a computer system or setup that is created for a specific purpose or task, often in a temporary or improvised manner.
Example: "The team set up an ad hoc computer to process the data for the urgent project."
Alternatives: "temporary computer" or "makeshift computer".
Nutrient intake scores were computed with and ad hoc computer programme specifically developed to this aim.
The recent availability of computational environments to functionally connect submodels without having to write ad hoc computer code is well complemented by the development of approaches to supervised "monolithic" [ 30] model integration.
Ms. Hill said another possibility was a "mesh network" — an ad hoc computer network that allows firefighters to share information.
He became an ad hoc computer consultant.
The mean daily intake of nutrients was calculated using an ad hoc computer program developed to analyze the questionnaire.
Estimates of daily intake for sugar and energy were calculated using an ad hoc computer algorithm for the BDHQ.
Multidimensional databases are optimized for rapid and ad hoc computer-aided analysis or online analytical processing (OLAP) (16) by encoding all alphanumeric data as numeric data, and isolating descriptive data from the data required for the analysis.
Select "Set up a wireless ad hoc (computer-to-computer) network".
Select "Set up a connection or a network" and then select "Set up an ad hoc (computer-to-computer) network" to open the appropriate dialog box.
The panel zone model has been implemented in an ad hoc developed computer code for the non linear seismic analysis of steel MRFs (named STEFAN, STEel Frame ANalysis), including a non-linear fracturing beam model as well.
As more of life moves online, damage to critical Internet systems affect more of the economy, and disasters like Hurricane Sandy reveal vulnerabilities from the sometimes ad hoc organization of computer networks.
