In this work, we have achieved a more comprehensive computer-aided (CA) simulation from which the results have integrated all the possible influences between different sub reactions, and, therefore, might give a more indicative result for real industrial applications.
The name given to this more comprehensive use of computers is computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM).
"For full autonomy you'd really want to have a more comprehensive sensor suite and computer systems that are fail-proof.
With a more comprehensive security monitoring system, improvements to computer security do not need to be restricted to merely detecting security intrusions.
More powerful computers could create more comprehensive indices, but why not just use the naturally occurring structure of the web?
The natural development path for both of these codes is to merge their capabilities into one computer code to provide a more comprehensive safety tool for analyzing accidents in fusion reactors.
Many groups are beginning to collaborate with systems biologists, engineers, and computer scientists to investigate these interactions in a more comprehensive manner.
He said he saw Pace, which has 14,000 students in six schools -- arts and sciences, business, computer science, education, law and nursing -- as "both more complex and more comprehensive" than Hunter, and "better equipped to change".
However, today's computers and modern linear and non-linear solver techniques make practical much more comprehensive implicit algorithms than were previously possible.
Simply punching information into a computer may not do much for patients, but using electronic records as part of a more comprehensive solution, which includes the use of clinical decision support and advanced analytics, can reduce errors and drive a cycle of continuous improvement.
At this point, previous studies recalled computer aided simulations which have integrated all the possible sub reactions and, therefore, might give a more comprehensive result [8, 9].
