Sentence examples for be made in computer from inspiring English sources

"My teacher said there's a lot of money to be made in computer science," Leandre said.

It is unclear how much simplification can be made in computer models to characterize macropore effects on water and solute transport through soils.

Thanks to Skype and its many imitators every Web chat program now has audio and video built in there is no money to be made in computer-to-computer communications, certainly not between homes.

Millions of people now use products that show the progress that has been made in computer vision.

And while slow progress is being made in computer chess, the triumph of I.B.M.'s Deep Blue seems a very long way off.

Considerable progress has been made in computer simulations of membrane channels during the last decade.

While significant advancements have been made in computer technologies and approaches that improve 3D modeling, research continues in the development of more realistic and mechanically accurate models.

The phase semantics of Girard (1987) provides one such semantics: some uses of such semantics have been made in computer science to provide counterexamples and as a tool that can help establish that a given concurrent systems cannot evolve into another with certain properties (Fages et al. 2001).

It is both useful and sobering to consider the enormous progress that has been made in computer technology over the past 50 years.

This k of 40 is around the native protein on the fitness landscape and is not necessarily close to our value of 21, but may be an overestimate because two assumptions were made in computer simulations to estimate the k value: a relatively small population was used, particularly at the beginning, and the cloned immunoglobulins were assumed to be at local peaks.

It is a sign, they say, that real progress is finally being made in computer-assisted education — at least in the domain of learning words and their meaning.