Sentence examples for computer aimed to from inspiring English sources
The effort to optimize NICAM on the K computer aimed to overcome the flat profile (Yashiro et al. 2016b).
The Handpad Windows server, installed on a computer, aims to move the onscreen cursor according to users' hand movements as detected by Android device and Handpad Android client.
Our new "responsive" design, which we've just launched for desktop computer, aims to make sure the site looks great whichever device or screen size you are on - mobile, tablet or desktop.
The computers aim to provide instruction geared to the way a specific child learns.
Compilers for reconfigurable computers aim to generate problem-specific optimized datapaths for kernels extracted from an input language.
In a makeshift office — a living room crowded with desks, monitors and a beanbag chair — a handful of programmers are hacking away on computers, aiming to make their mark on the multibillion-dollar financial services industry.
(One could ask how much resolution one really needs at 18.4 inches, but why spoil the display arms race?) Though the emphasis is on the display, the Vaio AW is also a high-end computer aimed at those who want to edit photos and videos in HD.
The technology proposed is applicable to the elliptic type boundary-value problems and leads to effective computer codes aimed to control errors of approximate solutions obtained by the finite element method which presents nowadays the main computational tool in industrial software.
Participants were then asked to complete a training session where they watched a multimedia instructional program on a laptop computer that aimed to teach appropriate propulsion techniques.
The device in question is an accessory for the Raspberry Pi, the cheap barebones computer aimed at getting children coding.
This question was asked irrespective of whether the board actually provided computers and aimed to establish whether local information technology (IT) policy would allow patient access to cCBT. 10 (71%) boards said they would allow access to CBT sites from their computers, 4 (29%) said they would not.
