The phrase "implemented by a computer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a process, system, or function that is carried out or executed by a computer.
Example: "The software features a complex algorithm that is implemented by a computer to optimize performance."
Alternatives: "executed by a computer" or "carried out by a computer."
The Court rejected this argument, finding that "the mere recitation of a generic computer cannot transform a patent-ineligible abstract idea into a patent-eligible invention," id. at 13, and that the computer components of Alice's claims merely recited the concept of intermediated settlement as implemented by a generic computer, id. at 14 15.
Let us assume that the colony is implemented by a number of node computers and one host computer that coordinates their work.
A second antecedent to the Chinese Room argument is the idea of a paper machine, a computer implemented by a human.
The CATI is implemented by a human interviewer who follows a computer guided series of survey questions from multiple research bodies and other organizations on a wide range of topics.
The output-feedback sampled-data polynomial controller, which can be implemented by a microcontroller or a digital computer, is proposed to stabilize the nonlinear plant.
This procedure is designed for adaptive cancellation implemented by a systolic cascaded array and performs well in computer Monte Carlo experiments.
In practice, the two steps are implemented by a single unit of hardware, called the controller, which may be viewed as a special-purpose computer.
Since this form of numerical control is implemented by computer, it is called computer numerical control, or CNC.
Unless the underlying technology improves the functioning of the hardware, is implemented by novel computer operations or relates to a concept not already generally known, the risks and costs of seeking patent protection may far outweigh the questionable rewards.
The entire framework architecture has been then specified and implemented by adopting Computer Interpretable Guidelines (CIGs) as the knowledge engineering formalism for its construction.
