Sentence examples for structures and computer from inspiring English sources

Computer science also makes heavy use of hypothesis testing and experimentation during the conceptualization, design, measurement, and refinement of new algorithms, information structures, and computer architectures.

By then, Russian spies had compromised the business networks of several American energy, water and nuclear plants, mapping out their corporate structures and computer networks.

John Hale, associate professor of linguistics, works in the area of computational linguistics, part of the interdisciplinary enterprise of cognitive science, and works to explain the mind's unique language-using abilities in terms of particular algorithms, data structures and computer architectures.

New mathematical models of complex biological structures and computer simulation software allow modelers to simulate and analyze biochemical systems in silico and form mathematical predictions.

Crystal structures and computer modelling of several LRR domains in other proteins allow for the prediction of the positioning of residues outside or inside the LRR domain 3D structure [ 23].

This project is being carried out in the Computer Structure and Computer Architecture sub-module of the Degree in Computer Management and Information Systems Engineering of the University College of Engineering of Vitoria-Gasteiz, University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU).

This technique, non-uniformity coefficient (NUC), based on uniform design theory is illustrated by using numerical modeling of microchannel heat sinks with complex structure and computer experiments combined with image analysis.

The major findings of this study included that (1) information quality significantly affects the perceived ease of use of PM-DSS; (2) information quality, organizational structure, and computer self-efficacy significantly influence the perceived usefulness of PM-DSS; and (3) perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness influence PM-DSS acceptance by nurse anesthetists.

Most work in cognitive science assumes that the mind has mental representations analogous to computer data structures, and computational procedures similar to computational algorithms.

In Ceremony of Innocence Leo Warner's back-projections offer photographic stills of a monumental brick-built structure and computer-generated images of the rise and fall of the sea.

However, the specific shape of a protein cannot be directly inferred from its chemical structure and computers on their own are not particularly good at determining these shapes.