The phrase "analyses computer" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate concepts, but lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The researcher analyses computer data to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "examines computer" or "evaluates computer".
Today, more than 10 months after the terrorist attack, the remains of 1,229 of the estimated 2,823 victims, or nearly 44percentt, have been identified through laboratory analyses, computer wizardry and old-fashioned detection.
22 NEW YORK/REGION 25-32 Unraveling Mysteries From Victims' Remains More than 10 months after the Sept. 11 terrorist attack, the remains of 1,229 of the estimated 2,823 victims, or nearly 44percentt, have been identified through laboratory analyses, computer wizardry and old-fashioned detection.
Dynamic logic, on the other hand, was invented by computer scientists in order to analyse computer action; only after the fact was it realized that it could be viewed as modal logic of a very general kind.
When all frames for a given field have been analysed, computer algorithms are used to distinquish sperm from non-sperm objects and to reconstruct sperm tracks [ 39].
It seems that such a task is impossible, so here's the best of the bunch: the Balboa vs Drago buildup from the series' fourth instalment, four minutes of pumping, grunting and punch-analysing computers all set to the stirring strings of John Cafferty's Hearts on Fire.
Because photographs are tedious to analyse, computer-assisted technologies were the next step in the development of automated motility analysis.
The research methods, i.e., theoretical analyses and computer simulations, and experimental investigations, will be analyzed.
This involved a dedicated conceptual formation, thermo-fluid analyses, and computer modelling and results discussion.
In recent years, researchers have tried to determine the flight capabilities of early birds with mathematical analyses and computer simulations.
Polynomial chaos expansions are frequently used by engineers and modellers for uncertainty and sensitivity analyses of computer models.
Liu and Eck's (2008) edited book that addresses a number of issues relating to crime analyses using computer simulations and geographical information systems.
