Sentence examples for computer depends from inspiring English sources

The computation cost of each computer depends on the number of vertexes/edges assigned to the computer [5], so load imbalance occurs among computers when the number of assigned vertexes/edges imbalances.

The value of a watch-based computer depends largely on its ability to operate inconspicuously: the reason wearable computing is attractive to begin with is that it promises to be less conspicuous, and easier to integrate into your everyday life than smartphones or tablets.

The choice of an interconnection network for a parallel computer depends on a large number of performance factors which are very often application dependent.

Depends on the human, depends on the computer, depends on the connection.

The location of the download on your computer depends on how your browser is configured.

The recent launch by IBM in America of its new G6 mainframe computer depends on the use of silicon chips with copper connections that draw on solid-state physics research done in the firm's laboratory in the 1980s.

To gain further insight into how learners perceive the computer depending on language style, the think-aloud method was used.

Mr. McQuade is the chief executive of Voltaic Systems, a company that manufactures bags with solar panels on the outside, and storage batteries on the inside with enough juice to charge everything from an iPod to a personal computer, depending on the model.

A computer, depending on the text to be composed, directs the position of the reading device's scanner towards that part of the matrix plate that bears the matrix of the letter selected, and simultaneously directs the position of the output device's scanner toward that part of the screen that corresponds to the position of this letter in the line being composed.

In the docs, we'll sometimes write "…" instead of putting in all those numbers (or long strings); it's partly a way of saving space, and also because the length of a long number and even the last few digits will differ from computer to computer depending on whether it's 32-bit or 64-bit, Mac or PC, number of sunspots last Autumn, etc.

It is shown that if the computations in the both master and slave nodes of the channel are identical, the synchronization error can be made close to the maximum achievable accuracy of the given computer depending only on the number of digits in the computer (practical synchronization).