Sentence examples for being computer from inspiring English sources

Matta admits to essentially being computer illiterate and said he had never read the blog.

Even if it is available free, not everyone can take full advantage of it, one obstacle being computer literacy.

The grand design called IT2000 includes goals like every child being computer literate by the year 2000.

Most simulations of organization design are computer-based, some are laboratory experiments with humans as the agents (Håkonsson et al. 2016), while others are mixed, and some agents being computer agents and others being individuals (Burton and Obel 1988).

In addition to being computer scoreable, each of these three formats required only basic computer skills an important consideration given that the test needed to be accessible to adults with varying degrees of computer experience.

Stimulus materials needed to be adaptable to an onscreen presentation, keeping the same formatting as that used on paper, and all selected items needed remain open-ended, but be capable of being computer scored in order to support the adaptive design of PIAAC.

Being computer-intensive, it can benefit from parallel processing to accelerate its application on realistic structural models.

So she began inventing hybrid creatures to paint in wallpaperlike patterns, adopting enamels, which suited her natural fluency as a draftsman and left a flat, glossy surface -- "the look of being computer-made in that cheap early computer-graphic style," is how she has put it.

"The charges for selling are quite expensive, but the exposure you get is national," says Edwards. "There's nowhere else you could get national advertising for a few pence". Despite being computer-literate, he adds that he is "a complete novice" with eBay.

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the increasing popularity of smart devices, human-computer interaction technology has become a multimedia and multimode technology from being computer-focused to people-centered.

Some are buying old plants and refurbishing them; others are building new power stations—with the heart of new plants being computer-controlled, environmentally friendly gas turbines rather than the grubby old coal-fired kind.