Sentence examples for in relation to computer from inspiring English sources
Assessment of the age effect in relation to computer work.
The data were collected via the "Self-Efficacy Perception Scale in relation to Computer" developed by Işıksal and Aşkar (2003).
Business Insider noted that Zynga was granted the "With Friends" trademark in relation to "computer game software" and "entertainment services" in June of this year (it already had the trademark on specific titles like Words With Friends), so I suppose there could be more legal action in the works.
When I ran a search on the US Patent and Trademark Office's website (direct links to specific filings don't seem to be working for me), I did find a trademark filing for "With Friends" in relation to computer game software and entertainment services.
This decision was followed in R v. Whiteley (1991) in relation to computer hacking, although that conduct is now dealt with under the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
Digital forensics (sometimes known as digital forensic science) is a branch of forensic science encompassing the recovery and investigation of material found in digital devices, often in relation to computer crime.
Many jobs are advertised primarily online and many now require online applications and others some degree of ability in relation to computers.
Its first documented use in relation to computers was in 1955, when it was recorded in the minutes of a meeting of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT)'s seminal computing group, the Tech Model Railroad Club.
It also provides integrated solutions for electronics manufacturing services in relation to computers, peripherals, communications, industrial, automotive, and storage and server applications.
"I think that what makes tapestry so topical is its relation to computer art," Reichek said recently, over lunch at her studio, in Harlem.
Increase in knowledge of asthma self-management, reduction in emergency room visits and fewer hospitalizations were reported in relation to the computer game 'Watch, Discover, Think and Act' by Bartholomew et al [ 13].
