Sentence examples for environment computer from inspiring English sources

Once the job is completed the data is erased from its compute environment (computer) and gets ready for future customer requests.

At last, eight scales namely workspace environment, spatial environment, computer usage, differentiation, investigation, cooperation, learner's cohesiveness, and equity are selected from the three inventories (Li et al. 2014).

For school learning environment, computer resource allocation in primary and middle schools, multimedia classrooms, digital resource of primary and middle schools were selected as sub-level indicators for the school learning environment indicator.

Zandvliet et al. (1999) focused on the physical appearance of computerized classroom, he constructed the Computerized Classroom Ergonomic Inventory to describe the physical environment and equipment of the classroom, including workspace environment, computer environment, visual environment, spatial environment, and air quality.

The modules are packed with things like sensors to note location and environment, computers to control actions and actuators to provide movement.

With a background in neurophysiology, AI, and speech technology, she is interested in advancing human capabilities to interact effectively with their environment, computers, and each other.

In the working environment, computers assist people and reduce their workload in a variety of ways.

In the working environment, computers may further assist people and reduce their workload in a variety of ways.

Reading Emotion of Color Environments: Computer Simulations with Self-Reports and Physiological Signals.

Reading the Mind and Body Responding to Color Environments: Computer Simulations with Self-Reports and Physiological Signals.

To develop context-aware and seamlessly integrated Internet environments, Computer Supported Ubiquitous Learning (CSUL) or u-learning has been carried out using ubiquitous technologies such as RFID tags and cards, wireless communication, mobile phones, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), and wearable computers (Ogata et al. 2004; Yin et al., 2010).