Sentence examples for impairment computer from inspiring English sources

Subjects with severe visual or hearing impairment, computer phobia, or impaired physical functioning that precluded the use of a touch-screen computer were excluded.

At age 8 12 years the children with a mild or moderate intellectual or motor impairment played computer games more often than children in the general population, also suggesting that little physical activity and frequent sedentary behaviour are problems which start before adolescence in children with CP.

Speech-synthesis software that reads Web pages and on-screen documents aloud has been helping people with visual impairments use computers for years.

Principles of universal design ensure that online and computer-aided elements are accessible to all audiences by accounting for particular disabilities, such as visual or auditory impairments, or varied computer platforms.

Rivera, of Tempe, Arizona – who allegedly used the online nicknames of "neuron", "royal" and "wildciv" – surrendered to police in Phoenix six days after a federal grand jury in Los Angeles produced an indictment charging him with conspiracy and unauthorised impairment of a protected computer.

Kretsinger pleaded guilty to counts of conspiracy and unauthorised impairment of a protected computer.

He has been charged with conspiracy and the unauthorized impairment of a protected computer, the FBI said.

He pled guilty to "unauthorized impairment of a protected computer" in November 2009 and was sentenced to 366 days in US federal prison.

Moreover, cytokine/chemokine expression and availability in tear samples can be helpful biomarkers for diagnosing women at risk of DEs and visual impairment in relation to computer work.

She suggests that instead of drug tests, companies use different methods such as so-called computer-based impairment testing, which measures a person's response time and memory when intoxication of any kind is suspected at work.

A technician who teaches people with visual impairment how to use computers suggested he seek help at the Veterans Health Administration's medical center in West Haven, Conn., where he was entitled to free care as a Navy veteran of World War II.