The phrase "aid of computer" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "with the aid of a computer" or "with the help of a computer."
Example: "The researchers conducted their analysis with the aid of a computer to process large data sets efficiently."
Alternatives: "using a computer" or "with the assistance of a computer."
2, with the aid of computer algebra system MAPLE, the first 12 Lyapunov constants are computed by the normal form method. Sufficient and necessary center conditions are derived.
The derivation was carried out with the aid of computer manipulation algebra.
Hardly a dollar or a euro changes hands anymore without the aid of computer systems.
This in turn allows a precise control with aid of computer simulations.
In this paper, the relevant ideas of percolation theory are laid out and illustrated with the aid of computer simulations.
She used her art to test spatial ideas that she couldn't yet make concrete without the aid of computer algorithms.
This study evaluates the accuracy of dual-energy spectral computed tomography (DEsCT) imaging with the aid of computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) system in assessing serosal invasion in patients with gastric cancer.
We determine the holistic morphology of truncated triangular silver nanoplates through the above measurements with the aid of computer-aided 3D perspective images.
This study investigates the process design method for precision forging combined with complex and flexible motions realized using servo-press machine with the aid of computer-aided engineering technology and design of experiment study.
Two novel primers, (designated ExdF & ExdR) were designed in silico with the aid of computer-aided alignment software and with the alignment of multiple species of Exophiala, as well as with other commonly described yeasts and filamentous fungi within CF sputum, including Candida, Aspergillus and Scedosporium.
Using the PCR MP, it was possible to group isolates recovered from the same patient and from different patients, both visually and with the aid of computer-assisted procedures (program computing).
