Sentence examples for affected by the computer from inspiring English sources

The elite runners on Sunday, like the men's winner, Martin Lel of Kenya, and the women's champion, Paula Radcliffe of England, had separate group starts and would not have been affected by the computer glitch.

Execution time of the simulation of the ANN algorithm will be affected by the computer tool i.e. either PC or workstation.

Ahmadinejad admitted last week that Iran's uranium enrichment plant had been affected by the Stuxnet computer worm, which targeted the industrial management software that Iran uses to run its centrifuges.

He said he suspected that at least a dozen companies might have been affected by the team of computer hackers seemingly based in Beijing and who appeared to work during standard business hours there.

Objective: The aim of this paper is to examine knowledge organization and reasoning strategies involved in physician patient communication and to consider how these are affected by the use of computer tools, in particular, electronic medical record (EMR) systems.

He has previously blamed the fuelling delays on "severe hot weather", and insisted on Wednesday that the plant was no longer being affected by the sophisticated Stuxnet computer virus that Iran's foreign ministry has described a "new game of soft warfare" by the country's enemies.

In particular, how have they been affected by the omnipresence of computers?

The first would be to comb through the entire U.S. Code, identifying and amending every statute potentially affected by the implementation of new computer and telecommunications technologies.

(Several lawsuits were filed against the company after an outcry over privacy and security concerns, and Sony BMG recalled the CD's and issued software patches for the computers affected by the rootkit).

Most significantly affected by the arrival of quantum computers are the public key infrastructure (PKI) systems we use to establish secure channels of communication online.

The bank also confirmed on Friday that it would put aside £125m to pay compensation to customers affected by the recent breakdown in its computer systems.