Sentence examples for ease of computer from inspiring English sources

The flipside, however, is that dynamic languages are processed far slower by a computer, making the reasoning behind his dual-pronged approach clear targeting software for improving the performance of dynamic languages and hardware design methodologies for increasing the performance and ease of computer system design.

Patients were also asked to rate the ease of computer use, describe the accuracy of their answers and rate how comfortable they were answering the questions on a computer.

As the availability and ease of computer-based trading spreads, Wall Street's commission-based revenue, once the mainstay of the industry, is likely to come under even more pressure than it already has.

This man — or this woman — may use a typewriter, or profit from the ease of a computer, or write with a pen on paper, as I do.

This man or this woman may use a typewriter, or profit from the ease of a computer, or write with a pen on paper, as I do.

Nevertheless, the advance comes at a time of growing concern about the relative ease of breaching computer security, prompted by recent disclosures based on the documents leaked from the National Security Agency and the British Government Communications Headquarters intelligence agencies by Edward J. Snowden.

The present study attempts to explore the engineers' acceptance of Webinars as a training tool based on four beliefs about Webinars i.e. perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, computer self-efficacy and intention to use Webinars as a training tool.

Without the ease of the computer and mobile-mediated technology, the connection with many of these people would be simply lost.

Then there are all the amazing options available to you of staying connected with family and friends who live in another city or country––all through the ease of your computer in your home.

The survey was field-tested with two separate groups of African-Americans and Whites with cancer-related pain (N = 13; African-Americans = 7, Whites = 6) to determine the comprehension and ease of completion of computer-based CBC exercise.

The Assn. of Flight Attendants asked a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to overturn a ruling the Federal Aviation Administration made last year easing the use of computer tablets and smartphones on planes.