Sentence examples for benefit of computers from inspiring English sources

But then, he didn't have the benefit of computers or of the broken-window theory of controlling crime by preventing disorder in public spaces.

During the years from the 1930s onwards that Hodgkin was carrying out her research, all analyses had to be carried out without the benefit of computers.

Dr. Freer said a large-scale multicenter study was needed to prove the benefit of computer-aided detection.

Topalov beat Grischuk in Round 5, though with the benefit of computer-aided hindsight, he probably should have lost.

Learning and Teaching Scotland, or LTS for short, have consistently pushed the serious games agenda forward by producing quantitative positive results supporting the benefit of computer games in education.

The benefit of computer-assisted planning in orthognathic surgery has been extensively documented over the last decade.

To date, few studies have highlighted the benefit of computer inspection for defect detection in EL images of solar cells.

This article analyzes the current feasibility and potential clinical benefit of computer use for foot and ankle surgery.

To tell the truth, Barrett et al.'s system doesn't do a lot better, only getting 2.6percentt of the input energy back as thrust, but they have the benefit of computer-aided design and super-lightweight materials.

In order to make an utmost benefit of computer analysis in the tooling design for stamping processes, the stamping engineer should have the fundamental understanding of the computational concepts of the finite element analysis in the sheet metal process simulation.

He toiled without benefit of computer technology or database formats.