Sentence examples for has designed a computer from inspiring English sources
And Nancy Burson has designed a computer photo booth, the sitter's face altered, as desired, to simulate different races.
Her husband, a teacher at Hofstra University until she required full-time care, has designed a computer program to prove she has relapsed without them.
Still, Charles Komanoff, a transportation expert who has designed a computer model of New York traffic, said he had reservations about such a system as an alternative to congestion pricing.
The group has designed a computer simulation program, for instance, that allows Northrop's Integrated Systems aircraft division to see how a new unmanned, ship-launched drone would perform on the decks of one of the carriers built at Newport News.
By the time he finished ninth grade, at Ardsley High, he had designed a computer version of the board game Risk, in which rival forces battle for global domination.
We have designed a computer application for facilitating prescription of such exercises based on a high level of scientific evidence for four clinical conditions: plantar fasciitis, recurrent ankle sprains, Achilles tendinopathy and tibialis posterior tendon dysfunction.
As addition to the developed concept, the authors have designed a computer simulation of somatic cancer evolution of genetically unstable cells based on a very simplified mechanism of unequal sister chromatid exchange (USCE) in order to provide a crude impression of possible restrictive or permissive effects of the cancer genome architecture on cancer cell evolution.
They have designed a computer-based learning model for patients with breast cancer who are interested in undergoing postmastectomy reconstruction.
Among them is Qooq - a French company that has designed a tablet computer for the kitchen.
Another group has designed a rudimentary computer game that asks you to tap a key with every four heartbeats, and flashes red when you are wrong, offering feedback that should boost body awareness.
Because the patients here range from infants to 21-year-olds, the staff has designed a "smart card," which turns the computers on and off and contains the children's age and other information.
