Sentence examples for construct a computer from inspiring English sources

Last year, he collaborated with David Bahr, a physicist at Regis University in Denver, to construct a computer model of society that replicates the way obesity spreads.

In the late 1950s and early '60s, they worked with computer expert Cliff Shaw to construct a computer model of human problem solving.

Serious efforts have been made to construct a computer on this basis, but most of the projects have been either discontinued or sharply cut back because of technical difficulties.

If the nature of the forces between the individual atoms or molecules in a cluster is known, then one can construct a computer model that represents the behaviour of those atoms or molecules by solving the equations of motion of the cluster.

(One of the most successful teams in 2009, drawn from two universities in Valencia, Spain, engineered a synthetic yeast that lights up in response to electricity, with which they might construct a computer screen made of yeast cells instead of digital pixels — a living LCD).

If researchers could construct a computer model of the slime mold's behavior, says Fricker, it might help engineers design better transportation networks.

Using data from several African countries, they have constructed a computer model to test the idea.

Many mysteries remain, chief among them, exactly who constructed a computer worm that appears to have several authors on several continents.

But the latest study, which involved constructing a computer model to predict future extinctions, clearly points to rising temperatures alone for the decline of lizards.

Why spend billions of dollars constructing a computer brain, marvelous as it is, while leaving out the study of the causal learning process?

The many advantages of constructing a computer simulation model of a operating gold plant are described.