Sentence examples for generated computer from inspiring English sources

Oliver generated computer images of men and women and noted that observers judged women to be "fat" at relatively lower body weights than men.

That's how he found his first prospect LSI, which generated computer graphics to re-create accidents for courtroom testimony in 1996.

In this study we generated computer models of inclusion complexes of amylose and various synthetical polymers in order to investigate differences in their respective complexing abilities.

The validity of the generated computer program was checked by comparing our simulation results with the experimental data taken from the literature and a fairly good agreement is achieved between calculated and experimentally measured values.

By using an antivirus system that can identify randomly generated computer viruses and on the basis of the basic characteristics of the computer code, this paper investigates the heuristic scanning technique.

"Pingtime takes a look into how real-time generated computer responses are affecting reaction time in fast gameplay situations".

Quantitative MRI radiomics of computerised three-dimensional segmentations of each cancer generated computer-extracted image phenotypes (CEIP).

Others have generated computer-based case simulations of real-life case scenarios and standardized patient-based assessments which have also proved to be useful tools for enhancing learning[ 14, 15], including the management of surgical problems [ 16].

To determine if the above-mentioned 22%% of all new plaques found very close to pre-existing ones was not simply due to chance, we generated computer-simulated 'new' plaques in random locations and measured the distance of these randomly placed new plaques to already existing ones.

In order to describe how the procedures that were coded with SNOMED CT were presented at a detailed and at a more general level, we used the poly-hierarchic structure and the defining Is a relationships of SNOMED CT and generated computer-assisted aggregations using the algorithm described and exemplified below.

It had a more conventional syntax than LISP and featured "turtle graphics," a simple method for generating computer graphics.