Sentence examples for computer discovered from inspiring English sources

Thus, instead of an equation describing, for example, the back-and-forth swaying of a pendulum, the computer discovered principles like the conservation of energy and momentum.

Mr. Draper was still a student at a local community college, but the owner of Call Computer discovered that Mr. Draper had a flair for programming and offered him a job.

"It's as if you go to an oracle and you ask, 'Tell me what's going on here,' and you get this equation, but then it doesn't come with any explanation," Dr. Lipson said of the new laws the computer discovered.

For example, Dr. Smailagic said, once a hand-held computer discovered that its owner had carried it into the boss's office, it could send out a signal shutting down its owner's cellphone.

The senior Pakistani official said the information that Mr. bin Laden and Mr. Mohammed met in February came from documents, CD-ROM's and a computer discovered at the time of Mr. Mohammed's arrest.

In truth, the signal figure of the Moneyball era may not have been Beane, the charismatic guerrilla bro, but his assistant Paul DePodesta, whose computer discovered the hidden talents of players who failed the eye test (the obese catcher, the pitcher who threw not from his shoulder but from his knee).

If you are used to spending all day online listening to Paramore on Facebook, and your parents have taken away your computer, discover a new hobby, even if only temporarily.

The data come largely from a trove of documents and computers discovered in September, when American forces raided a tent camp in the desert near Sinjar, close to the Syrian border.

General Dailey said he made the visits based on data from documents and computers discovered last September, when American forces raided an insurgent camp in the desert near Sinjar, close to the Syrian border.

Computers discovered by the Xgrid system, that is computers with Mac OS X's Xgrid service enabled, are automatically added to the list of available computers to use for processing tasks.

Vlad Mnih, one of the Google team behind the work, said: "It's definitely fun to see computers discover things you haven't figured out yourself".