Sentence examples for computer journals from inspiring English sources

Apparatchiks at the vanguard of this scientific progress wore the latest in static-generating viscose suits, and subscribed to smart American computer journals.

He has authored and coauthored over 190 papers published in various computer journals, book chapters and conference proceedings.

Dr. Davies's last word on the subject came in a paper published posthumously last summer in The Computer Journal, a publication of the British Computer Society.

He is an Associate Editor of the Computer Journal- Oxford University Press, Editor-in-Chief of Electronics-MDPI, and an Editorial Board Member of four other journals.

Extensive simulation experiments have been performed to compare the performance of the 2SC with that of other protocols such as the base protocol, the permits reading of modified prepared-data for timeliness [IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems 11 (20002000) 160 181] and the deadline-driven conflict resolution [The Computer Journal 42 (8) (1999) 674 692].

Haley has a computer journal.

Your spy agency will need a logo, so use word colours and fonts on the computer or handwrite it and scan it into your computer journal.

The CSTR is a collection of about 550 abstracts of technical reports published from 1991 to 2007 in computer science journals at the University of Rochester.

In the prevailing atmosphere this wasn't thought of as stealing — but Gates saw it differently and said so in "An Open Letter to Hobbyists," which ran in several of the computer hobby journals of the day.

In the academic world, modernist discourse dominated health informatics and computer science journals and conferences, while humanist and political economy discourses were sited in the social sciences, with little cross-fertilisation between these.

In addition, it brings some clarity on the topic of what role commercial software tutorials can have in CPT PSP and how CPT PSP tutorials differ from publications which describe the software itself, as those which can be found in other computer science journals.