Sentence examples for computer response from inspiring English sources

Developed at IRCAM by scientist Arshia Cont and composer Marco Stroppa, the software offers a real-time computer response to live performance elements, enabling performers to create multimedia presentations of sophisticated and expressive fluency.

James C. Mobberley's "Caution to the Winds" and Mark Wingate's "Three Sombras" made precise and inventive use of electronic resources, a synthesized accompaniment in the first, and in the "Sombras" a live computer response (a little piano-ish wobble for every note played).

And Chesley Sullenberger, the pilot who famously landed in the Hudson, has said that his landing would probably have been smoother if he hadn't been fighting the plane's anti-phugoid system, a computer response designed to correct for bouncing in the air.

In order to overcome the dependence on empirical correlations and to achieve a more accurate results for modeling the computer response, an improved algorithm combing a Kriging response surface and the multi-objective genetic algorithm (MOGA) for the optimization design of shell and tube heat exchanger with helical baffles (STHXsHB) is proposed in this paper.

Another example, in a distributed computers collaboration, each distributed computer (response system) not only receives unified command from a server (drive system), but they also share resources between each other for collaboration [31].

Each station contained a computer, response unit, and headphones.

The duo was also a theme for Pamela Z's "Four Movements with Delays": Myron Lutzke's cello in conversation with computer responses created by the composer.

Implants for people who have locked-in syndrome – so they can't communicate with the outside world – are being tested right now and allow the subjects to directly translate brain impulses into computer responses, such that they can move a cursor around a screen and choose phrases, simply through thought.

Fig. 1 Image 1 to Image 6 Fig. 2 Image 7 to Image 12 Fig. 3 Image 13 to Image 14 Fig. 4 Distribution of responses to the question "On average, how many hours per day do you usually spend on the computer?" Responses of values 15 and above are agregated in the category 15.

Many computer responses in ITS may be better viewed as knowledgeable than intelligent in accord with Brown et al., but others, like the context informed responses discussed by Inventado et al. (2018), may well be classified as intelligent under Brown's definition.

"Pingtime takes a look into how real-time generated computer responses are affecting reaction time in fast gameplay situations".