Sentence examples for reach of computer from inspiring English sources

The researchers, Steven C. Pieper and Robert B. Wiringa, will receive the award from the American Physical Society for their theoretical work in expanding the reach of computer software called Monte Carlo programs, which describe interactions of protons and neutrons in atomic nuclei.

Here, we perform an extensive review of the evolution of these techniques made in the last decade to bring virtual garments to the reach of computer applications not only aimed at graphics, but also at CAD techniques for the garment industry.

Insects, like toys, were within the reach of computer animation at the time due to their relatively simple surfaces.

While problems concerning such critical transitions remain difficult to tackle experimentally, they begin to appear within the reach of computer simulation researches.

As mentioned in the beginning of the paper, significant evolutionary transitions like genetic takeover remains difficult to study experimentally, and they are only "beginning" to appear within the reach of computer simulation researches.

The increasing reach of computer technology and the Internet, which can provide patients with greater access to adjunctive interventions at times and places that fit their schedule, also contributes to interest in computerized training programs (Bickel et al. 2011 a ).

"There are aspects of psychotherapy that may always be beyond the reach of computers," Spiegel said.

Is there some kernel, beyond the reach of computers, where the human mind can only get something right because it also gets things wrong?

"This technology can do things now that only a few years ago were thought to be beyond the reach of computers," Mr. Brynjolfsson said.

Colored "designer" bands and clear ceramic brackets held in place by a wire may have supplanted the tortured metal-mouth look, but this has been a world of incremental change mostly beyond the reach of computers, Wall Street and the other trappings of the new economy.

And the reach of computers with internet access is still minuscule, with only 3.1% of the population connected.