Sentence examples for computer based tools from inspiring English sources

Although most of these engineering domains have capable computer based tools for modelling and simulation there is still no approved conception available adapted for the multi-domain approach.

However, the lack of a consistent mathematical formulation and computer based tools are factors that have prevented its more widespread use.

This paper describes a prototype software, ClientPro, which was developed in response to the need for computer based tools to support the early stages of the construction process.

Vaccination is an complementary plan, along with antibiotic therapy, for clearance of H.pylori. Today, Computer based tools are essential for the evaluation, design, and experiment for novel chimeric target for immunological administration.

For practical application, the Framework has been implemented into a computer based tool called IdeAssemble, and the usefulness of the tool is tested with a design experiment.

This paper introduces an approach, which uses the Decision Aids for Tunneling (DAT), a computer based tool, to assess uncertainties affecting tunnel excavation material handling (TEMH).

We then illustrate how that understanding was formalized into an ontology and applied to IS design of a computer based tool to enhance education around palliative care severe pain management.

Participants from Northern Ireland, Serbia, Guatemala and Peru used a computer based tool to continuously rate the strength of positive and negative emotion being displayed in twelve short video sequences by people from the United Kingdom engaged in emotional conversations.

We implemented a VTE prevention collaborative in a large academic medical centre that was adequately resourced to develop and implement a computer based tool.

The objective of our study was to clarify the influence of different crude data correction methods on a) microbial spectrum and ranking of pathogens, and b) cumulative antimicrobial susceptibility pattern of blood culture isolates obtained from patients from intensive care units (ICUs) using a computer based tool, MONI.

The paper suggests a set of such general, computer science based, tools requiring only the most basic configuration.