Sentence examples for surface of a computer from inspiring English sources
When the space between the billions of tiny electronic switches on the flat surface of a computer chip is measured in the width of just dozens of atoms, designers needed the third dimension to find more room.
But he also warned of dozens of subtle and unsolved issues that range from the "feel" of a pen writing on the surface of a computer screen to technical problems with the digitizer, the array of sensors interpreting the motion of the pen.
Dr. Paniccia worked for a number of years in its testing division, where a small group of engineers built a machine that scanned a laser beam over the back surface of a computer chip, much the way a cathode ray tube is scanned back and forth to create a television image.
To initially test the performance of this triplex assay with forensic casework type samples, we swabbed the surface of a computer mouse and analyzed it using the triplex assay.
However, statistical analysis indicated that these differences in distribution of devices seemed not significant (P = 0.325, Fisher's exact X) and this problem should be avoided; (ii) the swab taken from the half-surface of a computer keyboard is larger than one from half a stethoscope membrane.
It is applied to inside surfaces of a computer.
The textured plastic of the SmartPad2 keyboard, he added, is easier to tap than the slippery surface of a hand-held computer's screen.
Based on the power spectral density of the measured surface roughness, a computer simulation program is developed using quarter vehicle model.
The name of one of its congressmen surfaced in a computer recovered at the camp of Raúl Reyes, a leader of Colombia's left-wing FARC guerrillas killed a year ago.
Instead of a colored grid, however, each has impressed into its all-white surface the black letters of a computer code, which, if implemented, would produce a Mondrian composition.
One method reads the impulses through electrical outlets and the other uses a laser shined on a flat surface of the computer to detect the minute wobble generated when each key is struck.
