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While this is not a training study, these findings provide a methodology to assess the validity of using certain games as training and assessment devices for specific cognitive abilities, and shed light on the mixed transfer results in the computer-based training literature.
Mr. Allen would then ask them if all the lights on the computer's front panel were lit.
The halo of golden light produced on the computer, Mr. Balsmayer says, "starkly contrasts with the grim backgrounds, and symbolically represents the conflict of godly versus worldly".
A green light flickered on the computer at his hip as he tapped and typed away, filling in information about the type of cable that was disconnected, the account number for the customer and the cause of the problem.
If firefighters issue maydays by pressing the emergency alert button on their bunker gear, a red light will flash on the computer, instantly identifying who sent it and saving valuable time, Mr. Gribbon said.
They provide enough energy to keep the light on at a small business or the computers operating in an office.
I take zero credit personally — my job is to keep the lights on and the computers plugged in, and also to serve as chief intellectual cat herder (a characterization meant only to reflect, of course, my respect for the independence of mind that causes cats to resist herding).
Put the UV light in vinegar and leave in the freezer for up to 14 hours and shine the light on a computer, microwave, TV etc.
If you're working at night, it's best to keep the light on your computer as low as possible.
In a trial that promises to shed light on the private dealings of the computer software industry, the first bombshell dropped yesterday even before the courtroom doors opened in San Francisco.
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