Sentence examples for computers compared to the from inspiring English sources

32,000 square feet will hold an enormous amount of iPods and computers compared to the SoHo store (21,577 sq. feet) and the 5th Ave.

Second, how do our computers compare to the ones in America?

Respondents from Ghana reported better knowledge and exposure to computers compared to Tanzania, reflecting the fact that in Ghana health workers had been exposed through various health projects such as the introduction of computers for health insurance purposes.

The same study found that 52% of the patients surveyed preferred the touch-screen computer, compared to 24% preferring the paper version.

"I may only get to render one frame from the accountant's computer compared to 10 in the render farm, but I've still increased my rendering capability by 10percentt," Mr. Nicholson said.

Of the female participants, 65% worked 6 to 8 hours per day with a computer compared to 59% of the male participants and 60% of the entire study population.

Of the male participants, 45.6% worked 6-9 hours per day with a computer, compared to 42.8% of the female participants and 44.3% of the entire study population.

Of the female participants, 66.3% worked 6 to 9 hours per day with a computer compared to 43.1% of the male participants and 56.4% of the entire study population (Table 1).

This short save time is due to the three times faster average transfer rate of the RAID 6 file system on the host computer compared to a common desktop hard disk.

Results will also indicate that by employing a physics-based preconditioner the implicitly balanced solution can provide a more accurate solution for the same amount of computer time compared to the traditional approach for solving these equations.

Using a Chapman-Kolmogorov representation of system dynamics, two new CCMT algorithms are presented which substantially reduce the computational time and computer storage requirements compared to the conventional implementation of CCMT in the determination of the attractors of the system and their domains of attraction.