The phrase "computer output" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the data or information produced by a computer after processing input.
Example: "The computer output showed a significant increase in processing speed after the upgrade."
Alternatives: "data output" or "system output."
Mute your computer output volume to avoid feedback or echo during the recording.
The end product is computer output in which the "edit decision" list exists as time code numbers (see above Cameras).
Therefore, checking treatment planning computer output with measurements are confusing and fruitless, at times.
Computer software can easily produce many financial models with technical skill, but investigators need to interpret and adapt computer output.
To investigate the effects of incorrect computer output on the reliability of the decisions of human users.
They will bring the company's total computer output to about 30,000 a month by the end of this year, Mr. Tandon said, enough to achieve considerable economies of scale.
By simple algebraic means, the method yields solutions in cases for which sophisticated computing facilities would otherwise be necessary and provides the means for checking complicated computer outputs as well as approximate results for preliminary design purposes.
Individual pixels are then controlled through images the computer outputs to the display.
PAB ran the subjects for the second half of the experiment (Group 2), coded and checked the data from the raw computer outputs, contributed to the analyses, created the figures, and wrote a draft of the methods section.
To produce new knowledge, elements, such as controlled observations, theories, statistical analyses, participants, computer outputs, discussions, etc., are mobilized and aligned into a configuration.
Beyond deficiencies of software, such numerical errors may later originate in the transcription of results from computer outputs to reports and manuscripts, wrong rounding of results, or uncorrected typesetting errors.
