Sentence examples for development of a computer from inspiring English sources

The answer, Upton believed, lay in the development of a computer that would give children the knowhow and inspiration they were missing.

Experiments on Peake's skin should help in the development of a computer model for skin and ways to protect people's skin in space and on Earth.

Frustrated with the inept administration at the N.P.L., he finally accepted an offer to direct the development of a computer prototype at Manchester University.

But Donald F. Tandy, a former Ford engineer who wrote the document, said that the company was conducting driving tests at the time as part of the development of a computer model to predict vehicles' susceptibility to roll over.

In an article published in Tunnel Management International in April, J. Greg Sanchez, project engineer in capital program management for New York City Transit, a unit of the transportation authority, described the development of a computer program that can simulate biological and chemical attacks in a subway and assess the effectiveness of specific emergency plans.

This comprehensively reported history traces the government's covert and often ham-handed attempts to insure information security through the decades, from the development of a computer virus to sabotage Iran's nuclear program, in the late aughts (it ultimately spiralled out of control), to North Korea's 2014 attack on Sony.

We herein report our research on the development of a computer-surgeon interface that was developed to allow the navigation information in the computer to be more effectively delivered to the surgeon.

In this paper, the development of a computer-based system for RES systems monitoring is described.

The present study focused on the development of a computer-based assessment of CPS, which was based on a theoretical framework.

This article presents a novel method for the development of a computer-aided mold design for transfer molding process in semiconductor packaging industry.

The rest of the paper examines the design and development of a computer-based decision system for New York State Department of Transportation's capital planning and programming efforts.