Sentence examples for computer recipes from inspiring English sources

Current computer recipes, or algorithms, are fast, but have a small chance of giving either a wrong answer or no answer at all.

A notable example is the $10,000 Honeywell Kitchen Computer, a recipe-generating machine marketed in the 1960's that required of its users more than a passing acquaintance with computer programming.

The procedure was operated by a computer controlled recipe.

But if you've noticed one of your parents or grandparents using the computer for recipe ideas, printing out meal plans, and using those in the kitchen, the QOOQ may be in order as a gift.

Subsequently, in order to study the AT effect with the fixed DA and DT, the sample temperature was systematically ramped up to each target temperature (300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 850, 900, 950) in a PLD chamber at a ramping rate of 1.83 °C/s under 1 × 10−4 Torr with the computer-operated recipes, and then the samples were dwelt at the target temperature of 450 s to ensure the heat conduction.

The overall annealing process was controlled by the computer-operated recipe program in order to maintain the consistency.

For a systematic annealing, a computer-operated recipe was run and the ramping-up rate was at 2.3°C/s under 1 × 10−4 Torr.

The ramping was operated by a computer-controlled recipe in a PLD system, and the pressure was maintained below 1 × 10−4 Torr during the annealing process.

Subsequently, the substrate temperature (T sub) was automatically ramped up to 550 °C at a ramping rate of 1.83 °C/s, and the annealing process was systematically controlled by a computer-operated recipe in a PLD chamber under 1 × 10−4 Torr.

For the systematic growths, the substrate temperature (Ts) was ramped up to the target temperature at a ramp rate of 1.83°C/s under 1 × 10−4 Torr by a computer-operated recipe, and after reaching each target, a dwell time of 450 s was equally given to the samples.

The wait was spent looking over the officer's shoulder as he used the on-board computer to solicit recipes for venison.