Sentence examples for computers relative to from inspiring English sources

Compared with the regional average, the proportion of available personal computers relative to the population is quite high, and cybercafes can be found in larger towns and cities. Agriculture in Cabo Verde is limited by the severe and recurrent droughts that affect the islands.

Note that there is currently no proof that a quantum algorithm can solve an NP-complete problem in polynomial time, so the efficiency of quantum computers relative to classical computers could turn out to be illusory.

The higher prevalence of SRMS in the computer users may result from one or combination of factors including posture, work tasks, furniture and positioning of the computers relative to the users.

A recent NSF grant, in collaboration with a group of researchers from Stevens Institute of Technology, examined the effectiveness of remotely-operated student labs and computer simulations, relative to traditional hands-on labs, in engineering courses.

The SUN access and operability are minimal, the VAX system is quite antiquated, has no full-screen access, and there are still too few Macs in the computer area relative to the demand.

Fewer MCI participants had prior computer experience relative to the healthy elderly group (χ2 [1, N = 69] = 20.046, p = 0.000), but more participants with MCI had computer experience relative to those with mild AD (χ[1, N = 59] = 3.863, p = 0.049).

Higher scores from the Internet version may be related to better viewing conditions on the computer screen relative to the plain x-ray viewing, which did not include magnifying lens or bright light.

To evaluate the efficacy of a brief computer-mediated intervention, relative to no intervention, in altering HIV/AIDS-related knowledge, protective attitudes, and self-efficacy for risk reduction among early adolescent females aged 11 through 14 years.

Q: Is the production of Ph.D.-level computer scientists excessive (relative to economic demand)?

The price of computers and televisions fall relative to the price of, well, just about everything.

For even the largest computers, p is constant relative to N. Therefore such runs do not affect the asymptotic time requirements.