Sentence examples for component of a computer from inspiring English sources

"This is clearly a critical component of a computer system and the purchase by the Chinese or other nations merits a full review to determine what our risks are," said Michael R. Wessell, a commissioner of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, a group that monitors the national security implications of trade with China for Congress.

While some of the authors in this volume have reported on the variety of emotional interactions that games can provide, such as mirroring of emotions (Humphries & McDonald, 2011), this chapter will examine how the presence of a component of a computer game, namely the story, may have had an impact on the link between emotions and learning.

x86 CPUs are the main hardware component of a computer.

This antibody binding affinity assessment, along with other molecular immunogenicity metrics, could be a key component of a computer-aided vaccine design strategy.

The components of a computer circuit are measured in billionths of a meter.

The term was coined to differentiate these instructions from hardware i.e., the physical components of a computer system.

[New] The physical components of a computer, including electronic or mechanical equipment used in the operation of a computer system.

This slows data transfer between components of a computer, such as the CPU and the memory, and imposes limitations on design.

At A level we learned how to put various components (AND gates, OR gates, NOT Gates*) together to perform increasingly complex components of a computer program (if-then-else loops and so on).

(c) The data "buses" that link the components of a computer together.10 One way to deal with insect pests is to sterilise them in large numbers and then release them into the wild to mate fruitlessly with others.

DELYS consists of four "exploratory microworlds" which deal with the following subjects: (1) the various components of a computer and how they operate as a whole, (2) the booting process in a computer, (3) the way data is represented numbers are processed, and (4) a programming environment.