Its computers slice the data it purchases from credit bureaus any number of ways for clients.
Computers slice and dice data looking for signals that a web page is more or less interesting than other web pages for a given query.
Instead of sitting around your computer eating slices of rice cheese while staring at Youtube sensation after Youtube sensation, why not get out and enjoy a small breath of fresh air before slumping into a dungeon of a movie theater?
The 790-foot container ship Norasia Sharjah sat dissected on Christopher Ong's computer screen, sliced into virtual sections.
Still, Mr. Crandell said, he has problems shaving, brushing his teeth, using a computer and slicing and dicing in the kitchen.
To avoid this problem you can ask a computer to slice up your big trade into smaller, more subtle pieces.
In large part because of virtualization technologies, a company like Amazon can now take its unused computer capacity, slice it up into virtual machines and then sell access to those machines.
Computers can slice and dice data with great precision, coming up with meticulous details about a given situation, but it could be another matter for mere humans who are left to process that data and apply it to our work.
The computer reconstructs or "slices" the STLs files into thin horizontal layers and prints them.
Marom Bikson, a biomedical engineer at The City College of New York in New York City who uses computer models and slices of rat brain to study the mechanisms of tDCS and tACS, says that many in the field already accepted that the 1 or 2 milliamps the methods use don't directly trigger firing.
