Sentence examples for doubts about the computer from inspiring English sources
Dr. Hales has embarked on a similar project called Flyspeck -- the letters F, P and K stand for "formal proof of Kepler" -- to put to rest any last doubts about the computer proof.
Mr. Byron, a 54-year-old banker from Connecticut, emerged from the Apple store on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan this week with a new business card scanner and serious doubts about the tablet computer trend.
A Greenpeace review of research on geological repositories, published in September, listed several scientific caveats, including a lack of understanding of the multiple chemical interactions that may occur; doubts about the accuracy of computer modeling over long time scales; and the possibility of an earthquake or other disturbance to the site during the repository's life.
For a day, at least, there was no doubt about the demand: the computers delivering the e-editions could not keep up on Monday morning, and many people were unable to load them.
They needed more evidence-based information, yet some had suspicions about the validity of research studies; they wanted to completely switch over to electronic patient records, yet harbored serious doubts about the authenticity and safety of computer data; they called for more cooperation and compliance from patients, yet sometimes did not fully trust what the patients said.
And while ICT is so unpopular, there are grave doubts about existing Computer Science 16-18 courses.
There's little doubt that the computer and the Internet and intranets are changing the world.
Experts had little doubt about the importance of computer decision-making support for the most frequent and demanding illnesses, prescriptions, therapy control, and health care prevention.
But in a rebuttal argument, a prosecutor said the testimony of a government computer expert had raised "serious doubts" about the e-mails' authenticity.
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT: THE Internet changes everything.
