Nonetheless, be it Black-Scholes or Delta or Beta or RSI, computers virtually supplanted flying by the seat of your pants.
Pentagon officials said they expected investigators to review the actions of Private Manning's supervisors to determine whether enforcement of security rules was lax in a remote outpost where soldiers are assigned to duty at computers virtually around the clock.
Last year the hospital's computers virtually caught Mr. Cullen red-handed in administering drug overdoses, but he was allowed to stay on the job and inflict more harm while the hospital conducted a low-key investigation.
Helped by a hand-in-glove relationship with its American counterpart, the National Security Agency, which provides access to data downloaded from a pervasive network of American spy satellites, GCHQ can hack into phone calls, e-mails and computers virtually anywhere in the world.
Before the development of computers, virtually all encoding systems relied on a symmetric key structure, in which both the sender and the receiver knew the exact same code — a point of vulnerability, because the code had to be previously, and securely, agreed upon.
And because of the computer's virtually unlimited storage capacity, Web radio can archive nearly any number of programs indefinitely and offer them for access at any time.
So it remained until late August, when the Piedmont Police Department switched to an updated computer system, virtually eliminating an unsung and deeply felt literary form, the Blotter Narrative.
In an instant message system, words typed on a computer appear virtually simultaneously on the screens of one or more other people.
Altra now reaches 1,500 computer screens, virtually the entire natural-gas-liquids trading community.
Moreover, the proposed concept can be implemented to current process control computer with virtually no extra hardware cost.
Cargo space, however, is stingy even by supercar standards, with a single computer bag virtually filling the space below the hood.
