Sentence examples for devised a computer from inspiring English sources

Professor Bloomfield devised a computer program to detect duplicated phrases and flagged 158 papers.

He has devised a computer programme which can unscramble surface obstructions and expose water "shining" far underground.

In 1963, at the Bell Telephone Laboratories, Max Vernon Mathews and his coworkers devised a computer capable of synthesizing sound directly.

They then devised a computer model that attempted to show how these would play out in each of 139 low- and middle-income countries.

students devised a computer network that would allow outlets to share information about their inventory, and created a database from which all tickets were allocated.

For "The Shapes Project," he devised a computer program that can, in theory, eventually generate enough unique motifs that everyone in the world can have one.

In 1990 he wrote "A Tenured Professor," about a Harvard professor who devised a computer-assisted system for playing the stock market and used his billions in profits on programs for education and peace — only to be investigated by Congress for un-American activities and forced to shut down his operations.

Dr. Young, a biologist, and his partner, Dr. David K. Gifford, a computer scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said their ultimate goal was to devise a computer model of the whole cell.

Let's hope clever people will devote some proper time to adjusting his 1995 Barings cock-up for inflation and so on, instead of frittering it away on devising a computer system that could limit the possibilities of further cock-ups.

Thus, it is necessary to devise a computer system that can conjugate potential causes and factors of failure as input data that can correctly inform output data, which represents a component or equipment failure prediction.

An understanding of the details of the mechanism of action of synthetic superoxide dismutase catalysts has made it possible to devise a computer modeling paradigm that allows one to design highly substituted (and hence highly stable) complexes that possess high catalytic activity.