Sentence examples for the direction of computer from inspiring English sources

Most of the trades are placed through computer networks, at the direction of computer programs, and orders are routed automatically to the market offering the best price.

For the little computer to catch on, some significant changes in the direction of computer marketing will be required -- not just away from the competition for faster processing that has driven sales for years, but also toward a new design paradigm.

He was hooked on computer science, he says, by a University of Kentucky research project that allowed scholars to read otherwise unreadable ancient texts from Pompeii, under the direction of computer science professor Brent Seales.

This apparatus can project any light pattern under the direction of computer and thus can polymerize gel/plastics, of which reaction can be initiated by light irradiation, in an arbitrary shape (Fig. 2b).

The solution has to be that teachers move in the direction of more computer use.

In the early days of computing, the technology was not moving in the direction of little computers for personal use in people's homes; it was all about mainframes and centralized computing for large institutions.

"You've got a lot of new equipment involved, and new equipment for manufacturing semiconductors goes in the opposite direction of computer technology: it gets more expensive, not less," says Dean McCarron, founder and principal analyst at Mercury Research.

While I don't remember his exact words, the message was that regardless of what we in the car know to be true, he has to follow the directions of the computer.

The perspective direction of computer-aided designing of road is optimization algorithms development.

Whee, says this woman, who is either beginning her new career as a union organizer or sprinting in the direction of an internet-connected computer so that she can tweet a mild variation on what approximately 1,209 journalists are tweeting simultaneously.

This study takes a step in that direction by empirically examining the management of computer aided design (CAD) technology and outcomes of the product design process within manufacturing firms.