The phrase "computer resource" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to any type of technology or software program that helps a person work with a computer. For example, "We recently purchased some new computer resources to help streamline our office processes."
CAFA predictions compared well with full scale multi-physics FEM simulations and experiments with scanning laser Doppler vibrometry (SLDV), while achieving remarkable performance in computational efficiency and computer resource saving compared with conventional FEM.
The developed FLUENT/RELAP5 makes it possible to obtain three-dimensional (3-D) flow field of the key area with lower computer resource than traditional computational fluid dynamic (CFD) analysis.
Therefore, the shell-side was discretized to 323123 grids to solve the flow-induced vibration calculation in view of saving computer resource and keeping a balance between computational economics and accuracy.
Server virtualization is an abstraction technique in which the level of computer resource utilization and flexibility are improved though the distribution of a single computing system into several resources by separating operation system from physical hardwares such as server, storage and others, and such techniques is expected to assume an important role in emission reduction [1, 2, 4].
Mrs. Margolis, 29, is the computer resource teacher at the Allen-Stevenson School in Manhattan.
The recreation center is now open year round, with a gym, a dance room and a computer resource center.
With an increase in the number of grids, the flow direction determination will require substantial computer resources and computing time.
Although this is a simple model, surprisingly complex interactions can be studied with short computational times and limited computer resources.
However, these models usually require extensive computer resources and lengthy computation.
As noted earlier, facilities may minimise IT costs by sharing infrastructure and other computer resources through cloud computing.
Cloud computing, a pool of virtualized computer resources, is a new concept [37].
