Sentence examples for by the computer at from inspiring English sources

Alisha Clark, 19, who was looking over microfilm in a room adjacent to where the rape took place, said she was shaken by the computer at the entrance.

Yet he is a passive observer of most of the trades made by the computer at speeds far faster than those that can be achieved by the firing of neurons and contraction of muscles.Computer trading takes many forms and goes by many names but it is usually associated with high-frequency trading, in which firms try to make money by spotting price differences and acting on them quicker than rivals.

That brought to mind other computer misadventures in the federal government which offer comfort to those who, like the government, find themselves bested by the computer at every turn.

According to the random block list generated by the computer at the kit preparation stage, for every ten kits five in box A (given first) contained omeprazole and five the placebo.

With the help of his wife, Ecarius was able to settle into a skilled trade job with General Motors, a position he held until age 58, when, he says, he became overwhelmed by the computers at work.

"Properly implemented strong crypto systems are one of the few things that you can rely on," he said, though cautioning that the N.S.A. often bypasses the encryption altogether by targeting the computers at one end or the other and grabbing text before it is encrypted or after it is decrypted.

Mrs. Karjala, for example, said she was inspired by the computer club at Rossmoor.

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Women in the intervention group were encouraged to use the information and decision preferences profiles generated by the computer program at their clinic appointment and women in the control group simply completed measures of decision preference before their clinic appointment.

The number of crossing events were stored locally by each counter circuit and subsequently queried by the main computer at a lower rate.

An inspirational example is the Foldit game — developed by the computer scientist Zoran Popovic at the University of Washington — that recently attracted thousands of volunteers to uncover the structure of an enzyme important to H.I.V. research.