Sentence examples for computer variables from inspiring English sources

In addition to running diagnostic and therapeutic logic, frames can run database queries, make changes to the user interface, and modify computer variables.

For the women, there were very low negative associations with all computer variables (between −0.06 and −0.12; p < 0.05).

In Table  1, the study demographics are also shown stratified for the highest category (i.e. >2 h) of the leisure time computer variables, and statistical differences between the high groups and the rest can be seen in the table (p-values).

Spearman correlation analysis was used to examine associations between the different computer exposure variables, and between the exposure variables and social support.

There were little if any correlations between computer exposure variables and mobile phone use.

Finally, some computer exposure variables were analyzed for possible interaction with mobile phone use, by using all nine possible category combinations of the two variables in the analysis.

There were no associations between social support and computer exposure variables at baseline for the men, except for a very low negative association with CU causing lost sleep (−0.10; p < 0.001).

The computer use variables based on time spent at the computer in our study did not permit us to evaluate extreme use, since the cutoff for the highest category of general computer use was 4 hours per day, which was the time that almost 40% of the men and 30% of the women spent on the computer.

Because the computer was variable word length it was easy to write a program using variable length arithmetic.

The dynamics of the computers room variables (e.g. temperature) are slower than those of the components of the cooling system, due to higher thermal inertias of the computers room.

The 1401 was a decimal (not binary) computer, with variable-length words composed of 8-bit bytes containing 6-bit BCD (binary coded decimal) characters (plus parity and wordmark bits), and was intended primarily for business applications (its scientific counterpart was the 1620).