Sentence examples for the lack of computer from inspiring English sources
One successful programme running in the US is the brainchild of Kevin Wang, a Microsoft engineer who was concerned about the lack of computer science education in high schools.
Mr. Cahill said that he considered "Another Earth" to be a science fiction movie despite the lack of computer graphics, heartbreaking vistas and other special effects that have come to characterize the genre.
The lack of computer power has hurt the most at the pinnacle of climate science: the use of supercomputers to create detailed models simulating the interrelationships of the earth's atmosphere, oceans, ice caps, plants and other features that together set the global thermostat.
Here at Cern, on the Swiss-French border, organiser Dr William Bell is concerned with the lack of computer science in local schools (his kids attend a French primary which, at the moment, doesn't have a working computer for the children to use).
This can be traced to the lack of computer science — the core of modern entrepreneurship — in schools.
The numerical calculations were restricted to a rather low Reynolds number, in the range of laminar flow due to the lack of computer resources.
Then there was the lack of computer-aided design/manufacturing programs, and the absence of Microsoft Office.
In some studies, the lack of computers and access to them, lagging ICT infrastructural development, cost of training materials, and poor ICT competency skills are identified as significant barriers to technology adoption (Bonsu et al., 2013).
Due to the lack of computers throughout hospitals at the time, there was no way for Graham to communicate with anyone but his mother who remained by his bedside.
The clear necessity to develop concepts, methods and technologies to support synthetic biology projects has been emphasized repeatedly (Andrianantoandro et al., 2006; Endy, 2005) and particularly the lack of computer-aided design (CAD) tools that could facilitate the conceptualization, design and simulation of such synthetic systems (Gulati et al., 2009).
In contrast, in addition to time constraints, we found the most important barriers to be the lack of computer-based risk charts, charts not being based on Spanish data, major risk factors not being included in risk charts (also reported in the EURIKA study) and each risk factor being addressed separately.
