Sentence examples for embedded in a computer from inspiring English sources
Dan Kikinis, of Saratoga, Calif., won a patent for the DataLink Systems Corporation in San Diego for a paging system embedded in a computer keyboard.
BMW's solution is called iDrive, a system in which essential controls are clustered on and around the steering wheel, with many secondary functions embedded in a computer interface.
For example, Tashev says, a camera, either mounted on or embedded in a computer monitor, and image-processing software could determine a person's position.
These algorithms have been embedded in a computer package that is intended to be used as a decision support system for the distribution manager.
Rather than frantically search for the car keys you held in your left hand just moments ago, you would dial a pager number embedded in a computer chip on your keys.
Ontologies – a form of structured and logically related knowledge or classification hierarchy embedded in a computer system – are regarded by many scientists as having enormous promise for the consistent use and re-use of data.
This inference is obtained by a specific sensitization with sensor nodes and a reasoning layer embedded in a personal computer.
The company has also created an unusual gadget essentially a computer embedded in a full-size keyboard called the Eee Keyboard that it expects to begin selling in April.
The variant might be a computer embedded in a robotic body, having interaction with the physical world via sensors and motors ("The Robot Reply"), or it might be a system that simulated the detailed operation of an entire brain, neuron by neuron ("the Brain Simulator Reply").
It is of paramount importance to specify and analyze the intended behavior of context-sensitive systems before they are fully implemented since context acts like a set of constraints that influence the behavior of a system (a user or a computer) embedded in a given task (Bazire and Brézillon 2005).
This process is of interest in bioprinting, in which multicellular spheroids or cylinders are embedded in a supportive hydrogel by a computer-controlled device.
