Sentence examples for built by computer from inspiring English sources

He showed how computer programs built by computer scientists help in piecing together — almost like a puzzle — fragments of objects or structures found at an archeological excavation site, for example, or in creating virtual reconstructions of excavated material using 3D models.

The bovine type I collagen microfibril model, built by computer assisted modeling, comprised of five right-handed triple helices in a left-handed super coil containing gap and overlap regions as well as the nonhelical telopeptides is a tool for predicting or visualizing chemistry to stabilize the matrix, insert an active agent, or otherwise modify collagen.

This is the Grounded Experimental Delta 3D printer, aka the Simpson, a project built by computer science teacher Nicholas Seward that does away with the excess frames, pulleys, and hardware associated with earlier models.

Audi's cars are not entirely built by computers and robots, of course.

The non-conserved surface residues in the framework regions of both the heavy and light chain variable regions were identified via a molecular modeling of m357 built by computer-assisted homology modeling.

Those scores — along with the U.S. box-office receipts for each of the films made from those screenplays — were fed into a neural network built by a computer scientist of Meaney's acquaintance.

The system was built by Acorn Computers as part of the BBC's Computer Literacy Project.

The BBC will launch a season of programmes and online activity, including a drama based on Grand Theft Auto and tie-ups with Doctor Who, EastEnders, and Radio 1. Hall compared the initiative to the BBC Micro, built by Acorn Computers, which was many children's first experience of computing 30 years ago.

Plasma control on the National Spherical Torus Experiment (NSTX) was previously accomplished using eight 333 MHz G4 processors built by Sky computers.

For instance, the New York office of Ogilvy & Mather, an advertising agency, is currently testing a computer appliance built by a small computer-maker called Azul Systems that uses 24 cores per chip.Complicating matters even further, servers these days tend to have more than one processor inside them.

Researchers in New Zealand say they have restored the first recording of computer-generated music, created in 1951 on a gigantic contraption built by the British computer scientist Alan Turing.