Sentence examples for inadequate computer from inspiring English sources

The primary failing, both documents say, was that FirstEnergy and MISO had inadequate computer systems monitoring their equipment and did not know how severe the problems were until it was too late.

A survey was conducted on the sample of 60 future engineers in order to determine whether inadequate computer feedback changes the supposed success in problem solving and whether personality traits are also in the function of this change.

In this situation respondents do not form any strategy for attitude conservation, but inadequate computer feedback significantly reduces estimation of their success regardless to the fact that the objective achievement is not reduced.

The problems monitoring the family's progress was compounded, Browning said, by the department's inadequate computer tool for assessing a child's risk of being abused.

Although there were many reasons for the problems at the cemetery, part of the blame lay with inadequate computer technology on which cemetery officials had spent more than $5 million for computer upgrades that did not upgrade the cemetery's record keeping ability.

Inadequate computer equipment (hardware, software, internet connection) causes frustration among users, is counterproductive, and constitutes significant barriers to accepting the new technology.

Earlier this year delegates at the BMA conference passed a motion stating that the "inadequate computer-based assessment" performed by Atos had "little regard for the nature or complexity of the needs of long-term sick and disabled persons", and proposed that the WCA should be halted "with immediate effect".

Work followed on "Escape to Questworld" and "Trouble on the Colorado" as animators worked twelve hours a day, six days a week in a small garage with inadequate computers.

Computer and internet based distance learning programmes face more serious constraints related to students' poor computer access and limited computer skills, high cost and slow speed of internet access, inadequate infrastructure, and uneven and unreliable electricity coverage.

It's largely office skills and the UK's inadequate proxy for computer science.

In this paper, we suggest that the most common techniques currently implemented, such as least recently used (LRU) and most frequently used (LFU), are inadequate for current computer architectures as they do not complement each other and in many cases lead to the choice of the wrong line to replace.