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The researchers also staged fights between cockroaches and created a computer simulation to confirm that midsize cockroaches are the most aggressive.

After graduating from Oxford, Berners-Lee accepted a fellowship at CERN, and created a computer program, fittingly called ENQUIRE, to help the scientists there to share information.

Led by Ian Bateman of the University of East Anglia in London, and Georgina Mace of University College London, a team took data from this survey and created a computer model of the economic value of natural land-uses in Great Britain.

Very rarely is it because the local public health board has focused a little too much of their time on pubic health and created a computer game for girls to practice trimming their bush.

Additionally, the Resource implemented the TMA Data Exchange Specification in its TMA program and created a computer program for calculating PSA recurrence.

David DeVilbiss, a vice president of Global Diving and Salvage, a Seattle-based company that is not involved in the work, said the salvage company would work with naval architects and create a computer simulation of the flooded liner, "which is going to tell you if the ship is going to break in half when you try to right it".

The capacity to plan and create a computer program (COMP5) is linked to (CPS-C) planning and executing but also to (CPS-D) monitoring and reflecting (COMP6) Fig 3. Fig. 3 Four components of the CT competency related to CPS of PISA 2015.

In some cases a virus may be attached to the form of spam being sent or posted, which can produce a myriad of issues that could reveal account numbers, spam your friend list and create a computer hardware meltdown.

Aside from that, I'm spending my summer on a few other projects: building a machine that counts grains of sand (to make a sculpture of all the 0s and 1s on my hard drive) and creating a computer-vision algorithm to let computers recognize other computers.

So Gabet and colleagues created a computer model of a flat field populated by randomly distributed gophers behaving like the gophers in the iron-pellet study.

But Ojha and colleagues created a computer program that could scrutinize individual pixels.