A computer judges the dimensions of the token from the time that passage takes.
Also, defense experts disputed the value of the secrets Dr. Lee is charged with illegally downloading from a government computer, prompting Judge Parker to order Dr. Lee released to home detention on $1 million bail.
Only people's spouses were better than the computer at judging personality.
In chess, for example, players or computers can judge approximately how strong their positions on the board are by simply comparing the pieces they've captured with ones they've lost, Coulom says.
In many ways, Apple's new MacBook will appeal to the same crowd that is just fine using an iPad as their primary computer, and judging by the cumulative success of the iPad since its introduction, as well as the general trend of the PC industry, that's a good bet to make.
And while federal wiretapping laws exist to protect the privacy of cellphone conversations and computer information, judges often deem the recordings admissible evidence.
The case in which the practice assistant does not record the advice provided to the mother of a child with a fever and the case in which the GP overrules the medical warnings produced by the computer were judged to be a threat to patient safety by the highest number of GPs; 85.5% and 85.3% of the GPs judged patient safety to be at risk in these cases, respectively.
At first, a court computer had assigned Judge James Lawrence King the case, but Judge King recused himself because of possible conflicts of interest.
Emails from Hotmail accounts would get consigned to the recipient's spam folders, as if even other people's computers were judging us.
For one thing, Hawk-Eye is not the only company making goal-line technology, and the Premier League is not the only organisational body to accept the pre-eminence of computers for judging goal line decisions.
