Sentence examples for devoted to computer from inspiring English sources
This work is devoted to computer simulation of electro-pneumatic drives for vertical motion mobile robots.
A museum exhibition devoted to computer viruses opened last week at the Museum of Applied Arts in Frankfurt.
Most of the previous research in this field has been primarily devoted to computer aided process planning for rotational and prismatic parts.
SIGGRAPH, presented by the Association for Computing Machinery, is one of the largest conferences devoted to computer graphics in the world.
They are 36percentt more likely to spend time at Web sites devoted to computer games than the general Internet population, and nearly 50percentt more likely to visit sports sites.
Given the large amount of research effort devoted to computer chess throughout the past half-century, insufficient attention has been paid to the issue of determining if a proposed change to an evaluation function is beneficial.
The fact is that as more and more capital spending is devoted to computers and software, fewer capital projects are justified in terms of shareholder value.
As well as cryptic puzzles in the Guardian, FT and Times, I compile one-third of the Quicks in the Guardian and the occasional Polymath general-knowledge crossword in the FT. I have also set non-cryptic crosswords for a number of local newspapers and for magazines devoted to computers, parenting, cats, the hotel trade, tourism, antiques, history, tennis and pop music.
The Energy Futures Lab will have a physical home, with a large open space largely devoted to computer-aided design, but its most important aim is to encourage faculty from different departments to work together to tackle energy problems in a sustainable way without contributing to climate change.
Walker had first met Greenhill when he was just 15 and attending a summer camp devoted to computers.
The grant money will be used to run 10 computer training centers in the city, devoted to teaching computer skills to the under-served, said Paul LeClerc, president of the New York Public Library.
