Sentence examples for short-term computer from inspiring English sources

They have offerings ranging from short-term computer courses to three-year degrees.

Prosecutors said he sent harassing e-mails in 2012 to his former supervisor at the Girl Scouts, where he had worked in 2007 and 2008 on a short-term computer programming project.

According to court documents, in June 2007 the Girl Scouts hired Sandler through a temporary employment agency to work on a short-term computer programming project, according to a New York County district attorney's office news release.

If I didn't have confidence in the short-term potential of computer technology, I also didn't appreciate people's willingness to worship its magic.

Systematic reviews have shown small but significant short-term effects of computer-tailored education on health-related behaviour [ 2, 22].

In this study, we evaluated the short-term results of computer-navigated knee replacements based on data from the Norwegian Arthroplasty Register.

Although the evidence of short-term efficacy for computer-tailored dietary behaviour change interventions is fairly strong, the uncertainty lies in whether the reported effects are generalizable and sustained long term.

Evaluating the short-term outcome of computer-navigated knee replacement with the Norwegian Arthroplasty Register, Gothesen et al. (2011) found a higher risk of revision than with the conventional technique.

We evaluated the short-term results of computer-navigated primary total knee replacements (CAS) without patella resurfacing, by comparing them to the results of conventionally operated total knee replacements (CON) performed using alignment guides.

Significant progress was made in 2006 in the field of short-term weather forecasting as computer forecast models continued to grow in complexity and sophistication.

In a telephone interview last week, he said the Fortune piece was focused on short-term issues in the computer industry, while the Wired article addresses long-term forces that will be more difficult to control.