Sentence examples for detect computer from inspiring English sources
Various architectures and different soft computing based approaches have been proposed to detect computer network attacks.
Only the determination of the Transport Select Committee under its redoubtable chairman, Gwyneth Dunwoody, forced an independent inquiry.A more interventionist auditing system similar to the Government Accounting Office GAOO) in the United States, which audits projects at a much earlier stage, might detect computer disasters in the making.
Their effects can be reduced by installing "watchdogs," devices that detect computer failures.
The law contains a provision that requires companies with customers in California to inform those customers when they detect computer break-ins that could put their personal data at risk.
In a 1995 Virus Bulletin conference in Boston, a researcher presented a paper on why neural networks could not be used to detect computer viruses: There weren't enough samples to train them.
The clinical significance of the results from this study is that perceived high exertion and/or low comfort could be used in surveys in order to detect computer users at risk for neck and upper extremity musculoskeletal symptoms.
The software that runs many high-tech voting machines contains serious flaws that would allow voters to cast extra votes and permit poll workers to alter ballots without being detected, computer security researchers said yesterday.
The researchers, who have a record of detecting computer espionage, said they believed that in addition to the spying on the Dalai Lama, the system, which they called GhostNet, was focused on the governments of South Asian and Southeast Asian countries.
A. The program that keeps knocking to get out through your firewall, BackWeb.exe, is designed to detect a computer's Internet connection and then download any software updates or patches that the computer might need.
A New York City hospital treating him for tongue cancer had failed to detect a computer error that directed a linear accelerator to blast his brain stem and neck with errant beams of radiation.
Unfortunately, due to size, shape and limited contrast from surrounding normal tissue, microcalcifications can occasionally be hard to detect in computer-aided detection (CAD) systems.
