Before the invention of the magnetic core memory and the transistor, which would eliminate the need for vacuum tubes altogether, the mercury delay line was instrumental in increasing computer storage and reliability.
He served as the Director of the Biomedical Engineering Training Program at NYU, and he was instrumental in applying computers to the interpretation of electrocardiograms.
Computers were instrumental in designing many of the objects on view.
The producers compose the chord progressions, program the beats, and arrange the "synths," or computer-made instrumental sounds; the top-liners come up with primary melodies, lyrics, and the all-important hooks, the ear-friendly musical phrases that lock you into the song.
The effort, now in its ninth year, is bucking at least one trend: school systems are increasingly turning to technological aids in their music programs — the New Rochelle district this month announced plans to expand its computer-assisted instrumental instruction — and labor-intensive tutoring like Mr. Deak's is becoming a tougher sell.
For starters, computers were instrumental in creating financial products that were so complex that we now don't know how to value them.
Select a work and write a review, explaining how the concept of a computer virus is instrumental to the piece.
George Morrow, a mathematician and programmer who was a member of a group of unorthodox hobbyists who were instrumental in creating the personal computer industry, died at his home in San Mateo, Calif., on Wednesday.
No exaggeration to say he was instrumental in me studying a computer science degree, working start-ups and now to teaching kids," says Dan Bridge.
It was Stephen's secretary Judy Fella who was instrumental in bringing in a Californian computer firm that had a computer system with a zapper that Stephen could [use to] bring up letters on a computer screen.
