[New] An address system for locating an electronic resource on a computer network.
wording] A name, usually consisting of a maximum number of alphanumeric characters that are used to identify either computer data resource or a computer program.
Undeterred, Maxis tried again with a simpler simulation, SimAnt (1991), in which players take the role of a black ant (yellow in the game) as it helps its colony compete for resources with a computer-controlled colony of red ants.
In retail banking, for example, the rationale behind the branch network is for employees to be close to customers, to share resources (such as a computer network), and to provide a secure environment for storing sensitive financial information.
"So I jumped on that bandwagon and became a part of this committee to bring back college". With the superintendent's help, the inmate activists met with representatives from colleges, religious leaders, philanthropists, and volunteers, pulling together enough resources to build a computer lab and academic library called the College-Bound Learning Center, Wilkinsilkins and Elliott helped run.
Not every company has the resources, or wants to invest in the resources, to build out a computer vision engineering team.
This could be due to the manner in which sessions are conducted (are the tasks relevant and interesting?), the resources available (is there a computer for each student?), the availability of support (are there enough teaching staff to help individual students?) and so on.
Operating system (OS), program that manages a computer's resources, especially the allocation of those resources among other programs.
The recreation center is now open year round, with a gym, a dance room and a computer resource center.
Most e-resources require the use of a computer in the Columbia University IP range, or a proxy connection, so it is important to connect to the databases from the links listed in Columbia libraries.
The purpose of the boycott is "to lower the barriers to research progress" for resource-strapped scientists, says Thomas Dietterich, a computer scientist at Oregon State University in Corvallis, who began the boycott last month.
