Sentence examples for computer in response from inspiring English sources

The human/machine interface changes when switching between roles, being optimized by the computer in response to new situations and threats.

The technology can divide beams into a million tiny beams, each of which can be independently controlled by an onboard computer in response to signals from a camera that tracks precipitation, signs, obstacles, and oncoming vehicles.

In their suit, they claim Stanford overstated the asset value of individuals in order to mislead potential investors, failed to file mandatory forms disclosing its clients' offshore accounts, and purged electronic data from its computers in response to an S.E.C. investigation.

By interactive media, I refer to sounds and images stored, and in many cases created, on a computer, which the computer produces in response to a live performer's actions.

Oracle, once mainly a purveyor of databases, has moved into computer servers in response.

They will be strapped into restraint chairs and forced to perform behavioral tasks like pressing levers or touching a computer screen in response to visual stimuli.

The expressions were individually executed by famous mathematicians (including five Fields medalists), physicists (including two Nobel laureates) and a Turing Award computer scientist in response to the prompt to transcribe their "most beautiful mathematical expression".

English CERN scientist, Tim Berners-Lee, had developed the first web browser computer program in response to his desire to make it easier for scientists around the world to share information, thus ushering in the Information Age.

Respondents reported the weekly duration of computer use in response to an open question.

You can now trace your finger across the Android, and watch the mouse move across your computer monitor in response.

For example, Dell Computer Corporation developed the capability to assemble personal computers quickly in response to customers' orders but found that ability constrained by component suppliers' long lead times.