Sentence examples for has built a computer from inspiring English sources

Ms Schaefer has built a computer model that tries to show how fast oceans will develop on different sorts of planet.This is not just a question of how much H2O a planet harbours.

In addition to his log cabin PC, Mr. Sowell has built a computer inside a sewing box for a relative who didn't want an intrusive beige appliance on her desk.

The apprenticeship levy will, in time, be revenue-neutral once the government has built a computer system to run it and the money is doled out to fund apprenticeships.

"At 100percentt of what it can possibly do, it draws 23 watts of power, where my big PC draws 150," said Dave Helander, the computer manager for the Rochester Housing Authority, who has built a computer inside a plastic gasoline can.

Dr Gisin and his team have built a computer chip that can hold on to photons for a microsecond.

In another step toward post-silicon computers, I.B.M. scientists have built a computer circuit out of a single strand of carbon.

In 1969, Arpa had built a computer network called Arpanet, which linked mainframes at universities, government agencies, and defense contractors around the country.

B1 ARTS E1-8 SCIENCE/HEALogicalogical Extension In a step toward post-silicon computers, I.B.M. scientists have built a computer circuit out of a single strand of carbon.

By 1969, relying on a data-transmission technology called "packet-switching" which had been developed by a Welsh scientist named Donald Davies, ARPA had built a computer network called ARPAnet.

One theory goes that the human brain recognises strategic positions in a general way, and that this helps to reduce the problem to a manageable size.Thomas Serre and his colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have built a computer processing system that tries to work in this general way.

Michael L. Millenson, in his book, "Demanding Medical Excellence: Doctors and Accountability in the Information Age," wrote that by the late 1950s, the Latter-day Saints Hospital had built a computer capable of providing real-time data about a heart surgery patient's blood pressure, cardiac output and heart rate faster and more accurately than nurses making the same measurements manually.