Sentence examples for new computer based from inspiring English sources
The new computer based imaging procedure allows a continuous tracking of progress and success of neuromodulation.
The results from the last experiment using even fewer participants and a new computer based method were less robust and needs to be investigated further.
This study was designed to compare the reliability of a new computer based CT measurement to the previously described method to determine the tibial tubercle trochlear groove distance.
Recently, a new computer based method for the analysis of reinforced soil walls which takes into account the interaction between the facing and the soil reinforcement layers was presented [Klar A and Sas T. Rational approach for the analysis of segmental reinforced soil walls based on kinematic constraints. Geotextiles and Geomembranes 2009;27 332-340].
MITS had announced a new computer based on the Motorola 6800 microprocessor in November 1975, the Altair 680.
The trail forms an important foundation for the development, adaptation and evaluation of new computer based learning techniques for wider application in postgraduate and continuing education.
That strategic shift will be very much in evidence on Monday when PC makers announce the first new computers based on Intel's new chips.
He said that with just a little bit of help from the economy, as well as increased demand for desktop replacement machines, Apple will perform well when the new computers based on the G5 chip begin selling.
This new computer based-assay is simple to use, requires minimal new investment in equipment, is robust across nematode genera and developmental stage, and does not require subjective scoring of motility by an observer.
The other news was Hewlett-Packard's confirmation that it will not, after all, be bringing out a new tablet computer based on Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system.
Nvidia revealed a new artificial intelligence computer based on its Drive PX platform designed specifically to bring Level 5 (completely self-driving) autonomous vehicles to market.
