Sentence examples for computer structures from inspiring English sources

The scientific field of computer architecture was established by C. Gordon Bell and Allen Newell in Computer Structures: Readings and Examples (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1971).

These concepts must be modified and combined with computer structures standard in computer science to handle the timescale and spatial scale problems unique to the action potential propagation problem.

In computer science, some the courses focus on issues related specifically to computer structures such as ethical aspects of computer security, fundamental theories in computer security, and computer operating systems.

The experimental facts were matched to the results of the computer structure simulation based on 'stencil crystallization' model which was described previously[1].

This project is being carried out in the Computer Structure and Computer Architecture sub-module of the Degree in Computer Management and Information Systems Engineering of the University College of Engineering of Vitoria-Gasteiz, University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU).

The system is comprised of a central processing unit, a command computer structured on the basis of a permutograph with a plurality of storage modules [ 10], with the storage modules corresponding to the elements, and the connection between the storage modules to the edges of the permutograph (not shown in Fig.  5).

The term ''unstructured data" refers to data which does not have clear, semantically overt, easy-for-a-computer structure.

Most work in cognitive science assumes that the mind has mental representations analogous to computer data structures, and computational procedures similar to computational algorithms.

InChIs are produced by computer from structures drawn on-screen, and the original structure can be regenerated from an InChI with appropriate software.

Every structure of a particular ASC instance must be converted to one or more computer language structures that can consistently perform the designed behavior.

Computer language structures, programming tools and coding frameworks do constantly reinvent themselves, but their form and function remains relatively stable to the users who play with them, even when additional functionality is added.