The phrase "available in the computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that can be accessed or found on a computer, such as files, programs, or information.
Example: "The report is available in the computer for you to review before the meeting."
Alternatives: "accessible on the computer" or "found on the computer".
By booking early, I mean beginning as far as 330 days out, which is typically when the seats are made available in the computer reservations systems".
And a recent study by the San Diego Supercomputer Center indicates that this method of attack, whose blueprint is readily available in the computer underground, is alarmingly on the rise.
"Its size is by far much greater than anything else available in the computer vision community, and thus helped some researchers develop algorithms they could never have produced otherwise," said Samy Bengio, a Google research scientist.
The model is available in the computer readable form and may be used for construction of the new CIRA model.
In Phase 1 (without DyeVC), DyeVC was not in place, and the subject answered the questions using any desired DVCS client among the ones available in the computer used in the evaluation: gitk, Tortoise Git, Git Bash, and SourceTree.
An opportunity to reach these goals comes from the exploitation of the parallelism in the communication path by distributing the protocol processing work across processors which are available in the computer, i.e. multicore microprocessors and programmable NICs.
The limiting factor on whether older models can handle the new software is the available memory in the computer that controls the engine, said Brian Lyons, a Toyota spokesman.
Any mistakes, typographical or programmatic, in a user's input (punch cards) would necessitate a long wait for the next available slot in the computer's sequential schedule.
Both problems are extremely complex and available only in the computer memory.
Treatment and soil effects were tested statistically by analysis of variance and multiple testing using the GLM and Student Neuman Keul's test (SNK) available in the SAS computer work package (SAS v.9.4).
In this way, the pipeline can take advantage of the degree of parallelism available in the underlying computer architecture.
