On the computer, time creeps forward in millionth-of-a-second increments so that every detail of the collision can be captured.
They look a little like something police might find on the computer of a tenth-grader who had just shot up a school, rather than like documents produced by adults, let alone people entrusted with the lives of American soldiers.
At the same time, hackers frequently use so-called false flag espionage or denial of service attacks to route their activities through the computers of a third country and hide their identity.
We buy two-thirds of all new cars (people 75 and older buy five times as many new cars as those age 18-24), half of all computers, and a third of all movie theater tickets.
To get around this restriction, the quantum computer exploits a third kind of quantum weirdness, called "interference".
The human contender, a 19-year-old Chinese national named Ke Jie, and the computer are only a third of the way through their three-game match this week.
A few months later, on a morning this January, a team of four radiologists-in-training huddled in front of a computer in a third-floor room of the hospital.
A method of establishing connection between users of mobile devices includes receiving at a computer a location of a first user from a first mobile device, receiving from a second mobile device a location of a second user having an acquaintance relationship to the first user, and sending a message to the first mobile device based on the proximity of the first user to the second user.
Martin Byford-Rew, the academy's ICT manager, says thin client computers use around a third of the power of a normal desktop computer.
Just 15percentt of that age group said they owned computers, compared with a third of those between 50 and 64 and half of those between 40 and 49.
