Sentence examples for more complex computer from inspiring English sources
In Dell's case, some of its most coveted business customers complained to management that Indian technical support workers relied too heavily on scripted answers and were unable to handle more complex computer problems.
The BBC, it was revealed today, is urgently looking at ways of developing new Apps, more complex computer games and easier access to YouTube in order to retain audiences on its children's services.
In 1988 American astronomer Martin Duncan and Canadian astronomers Thomas Quinn and Scott Tremaine built a more complex computer simulation of the trans-Neptunian comet belt and again showed that it was the likely source of the short-period comets.
For more than a decade, American intelligence agencies have been desperate for tech-savvy individuals who can run ever more complex computer networks — and who can pass rigorous and intrusive background checks.
Multiple qubits could be networked to build a more complex computer.
Another area of focus is to improve the success rate of drug discovery by creating more complex computer models and performing more data intensive simulations.
The BBC hopes that the Micro Bit will get children interested in programming in the same way that its BBC Micro computer did in the 1980s, although the new device is being pitched as a gateway to more complex computers.
Models are fundamental to adaptive management and can be relatively straightforward conceptual models that distill the system into key components or more complex computer-based models (Ebi 2011).
He said this effort was likely to yield more benefits than building ever-more-complex computer models that try to predict where the economy is headed.
But the rise of proprietary game consoles like the Nintendo Entertainment System and more complex personal computer technologies like the CD-ROM and three-dimensional graphics stifled that populism.
Columns two and three indicate that several configurations of the foraging problem have been considered, they are more complex in computer simulations, while in real experiments small bounded arenas have been considered and no outdoor, unknown and unstructured arenas have been considered; Scalability was considered also by simulation works rather than real experiments.
