Sentence examples for modification of computer from inspiring English sources

Martin, previously of Dover Road, Walmer, Kent, was today granted conditional bail at Maidstone Crown Court after admitting five offences of unauthorised modification of computer material, two of securing unauthorised access to computer material with intent, and two of making, supplying or obtaining articles for use.

Then in February 2012 he was sentenced to eight months in prison on three counts of unauthorized access to computer material and unauthorized modification of computer data.

The resulting system allows flexible creation and modification of computer-generated forms useful for decision-making.

The computer algorithms and a number of manual interaction functions, such as selection of ROI and modification of suboptimal computer results, were integrated into a user-friendly image-viewing system developed with the Matlab computer language by the research group.

Improvements in the accuracy and execution speed of many of the simulation modules are based on the modification of advanced computer graphics rendering algorithms.

Modification of a computer simulation designed to illustrate gastropod shell growth shows how the development of a concretion around a corkscrew-shaped burrow could lead to the morphology seen in Dinocochlea.

A simple modification of a computer's hosts file would enable access.

Molecular dynamic analysis of those interactions will allow the modification of the 3D computer models obtaining virtual structures tailored to individual patients [16 18].

A modification of the electrostatic computer code SAM designed for simulation of beam dynamics in linear RF accelerators by the long-wave approximation method is described.

Hardware abstraction allows BDS pipelines to run without modification on a wide range of computer architectures, from a small laptop to multi-core servers, server farms, clusters and clouds.

In 1952 he went to work at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., where he participated in a modification of the von Neumann computer, or Johniac, named for its inventor, the mathematician John von Neumann.