Sentence examples for lend itself to computer from inspiring English sources

The study of Roman baths and Franciscan churches may not seem to lend itself to computer technology.

The visualization of lung structures naturally lends itself to computer graphics modeling due to the large number of airways involved and the complexities of the branching systems.

The model lends itself to computer simulation because people can be modelled as nodes on a grid influenced by those closest to them.

Because the Sanger method lends itself to computer automation, it has allowed scientists to unravel ever more complicated genomes — including, in 2003, the three billion letters of the human genetic code, giving scientists greater ability to distinguish between normal and abnormal genes.

The technique lends itself to computer-aided diagnosis using feature extraction and neural networks [ 40].

Branding does not lend itself to standardization.

Professional football should lend itself to diaries.

The approach described here lends itself to numerical computation using computer library programs for eigenvalue determination.

"But analytics lends itself to cloud computing.

And it's certainly not a system that lends itself to the kind of computer profiling known to Germans as Rasterfahndung, which was resurrected last fall, some twenty-five yeafterfter it was used in a not very effective attempt to profile left-wing German terrorists, was contested by German liberals, and inspired the data-protection legislation that effectively banned it.

It's a strategy that lends itself to the use of computers, which can sort through huge numbers of price correlations over many years of stored data although the final decision to speculate on the relative pricing of paired stocks generally rests with a fund's managers.