Sentence examples for distinguished computer from inspiring English sources

This decision has led to student-wide protests and expressed concerns from distinguished computer scientists.

"He helped many distinguished computer scientists articulate their concerns," said Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington and a longtime colleague of Mr. Chapman's.

As the dean of the Faculty of Computing and Information Science (CIS), and a distinguished computer science professor at the University, he's been in the middle of the effort to get the new campus.

Cuba recalled that before he was hired, he started writing to Lucas to make that point: "I was thinking, 'What would computer graphics be in the future?' It would be photorealistic; you wouldn't be able to distinguish computer graphics from photographs".

According to a Senate report: "As the technology of computer imaging progresses, it will become increasingly difficult, if not impossible, to distinguish computer-generated from photographic depictions of child sexual activity.

Harold Saulsby, a corporate training expert on his way to Tampa, Fla., said the multiple checks of laptop computers was a measure that had begun to grate on him because airports should have the technology to distinguish computers from bombs.

Finding better tests for distinguishing computers from humans is critical for effective computer security.

Distinguishing computers from humans helps prevent such virtual robots from opening e-mail accounts or breaking into bank accounts, thus increasing the cost of malice.

All of the above are distinguished from computer science because they are all focused on using computer technologies rather than understanding how/why these tools work and creating them.

The technology takes advantage of the precision with which sound waves can be distinguished by computer software.

Animators who work with computers usually distinguish between computer-assisted animation, which uses computers to facilitate some stages of the laborious production process, and computer-generated animation, which creates imagery through mathematical or computer language rather than through photography or drawing.