Sentence examples for superiority of computer from inspiring English sources

The superiority of computer algorithms may attributed to the fact that humans are inconsistent: we are easily influenced by recent experience, distractions, and outside suggestions; and we are also less skilled at considering multiple factors.

Several studies have shown the superiority of computer-assisted design and computer-assisted manufacturing (CAD-CAM) technology compared with conventional casting.

However, the literature lacks well-designed studies that provide evidence of superiority of computer-navigated MIS over a conventional THA technique.

The comparison of the two methods reveals a general superiority of the computer curve-fitting evaluation.

The three oracles just described, although demonstrating the potential superiority of quantum computers over their classical counterparts, nevertheless deal with apparently unimportant computational problems.

Remarkable is also the fact that the relevance of features commonly thought essential to the superiority of quantum computers, e.g., entanglement and interference (Josza 1997), has recently been questioned (Linden and Popescu 1999, Biham 2004).

But regardless whether these technological problems can be overcome (Unruh 1995, Ekert and Jozsa 1996, Haroche and Raimond 1996), it is noteworthy that no proof exists yet for the general superiority of quantum computers over their classical counterparts.

Now, we give a numerical example to illustrate the superiority of theoretical results via computer simulations.

That hasn't stopped I.B.M. from embarking on a big advertising campaign this week to proclaim the superiority of its Unix server computers over those made by its rival, Sun Microsystems.

A series of computer experiments conducted on simulated and real-test responses have confirmed the superiority of the method developed in this paper.

With development of computer technologies, 3D digital quantitative characterization of micropore structure become more detailed, which has the apparent superiority.