Sentence examples for upon a computer from inspiring English sources

A few days after I arrived in the U.S., someone on Oahu came upon a computer bag with a checkbook and a passport in it.

It hit upon a computer game as a way of making the prospect of being trained in "emotional regulation" an attractive one, and was awarded £200,000 funding by Google's Impact Challenge scheme.

The evidence is telling: advertisers are willing to pay much more to reach a thousand pairs of eyes gazing upon a computer or tablet than a thousand pairs looking at a smartphone screen.

The goal of intelligent surveillance is to confer upon a computer the ability to not only detect and report on observed activity but to reason about interactions between agents and the scene.

In 2009, the European Union undertook an investigation in which Google participated alongside Opera and Mozilla, as a result of which Microsoft was forced to offer European users a choice of browsers upon a computer's first launch.

The study by Chen and co-workers described a system to monitor and analyze the cough responses in unanesthetized and unrestrained mice based upon a computer analysis of the sound signals recorded (Chen L, Lomask J, Lai K, Jiang B, and Zhong N. Detection of mouse cough based on sound monitoring).

The appropriate facial image can then be superimposed upon a computer-generated character, depending on the angle of lighting required.For "Spider-Man 2" Dr Debevec's team used a new version of their technology, Light Stage 2, based on a semicircular arc of 30 bright strobe lights, mounted on an arm that rotates quickly around the actor.

The code, upon infecting a computer, is designed to wait until the Superbowl on February 1st and then deluge SCO's website with so much internet traffic that it breaks down.

Shamir and Biham's approach, called differential fault analysis, relies upon making a computer err in its calculations.

The CDA R2 model is richly expressive, enabling the formal representation of clinical statements (such as observations, medication administrations, and adverse events) such that they can be interpreted and acted upon by a computer.

That case arose from an attempted criminal prosecution of a disloyal employee and it was based upon accessing a computer in violation of employer policies (ftnte, link to U.S. v. Nosal).