Sentence examples for movement of computer from inspiring English sources

Walker, who last November bought a home in rural San Jaoquin Valley, Calif., is part of a growing movement of computer professionals, entrepreneurs and religious extremists who are about to quit their jobs and head for the hills because they are convinced that the "millennium bug" will bring on the end of civilization as we know it.

Data comparing the denture tooth movement of computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD-CAM) and conventional denture processing techniques are lacking.

The Havenco founders are loosely associated with a movement of American computer mavens known as "cypherpunks," a largely libertarian group espousing the idea that advanced computer encryption technologies can create electronic privacy and provide liberty and freedom from potential government Big Brothers.

"All seizure and movement of the computer servers would lead to the irrevocable loss" of all or part of the 36 movies, he said.

She is developing software that she hopes will enable someone wearing a special cap that detects brain waves to direct the movement of a computer's cursor with thoughts rather than hands.

In a groundbreaking development, neuroscientists have demonstrated a brain-computer interface that can translate brain signals detected from outside the skull into both horizontal and vertical movement of a computer cursor.

The patent in question is titled "Easily Deployable Interactive Direct-Pointing System and Presentation Control System and Calibration Method Therefor" (7,746,321), which covers "controlling movement of a computer display cursor based on a point-of-aim of a pointing device within an interaction region includes projecting an image of a computer display to create the interaction region".

Variations in the movement of the computer during each exposure created differences in the shape of the body throughout the series.

It is likely that individuals will vary in their appraisal of what is happening in the scene, in their judgement of the emotional behaviour of the target individual, in their understanding of the terms 'positive emotion' and 'negative emotion' and in their movement of the computer mouse to translate their rating into a point on the onscreen scale.

To gather information you will need to focus on the movement of the computer.

But Jack Qiu, a professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong who has studied the movement of used computers and phones in China, describes one route phones take.