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Examples of computer

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This device permitted for presentation of stimuli to all students, with possibilities of computer-controlled presentation time of the stimuli.
To make the full and best use of all the features that a computer offers, pupils need to learn to touch-type at an early age.
Over the past decade or so, there has been active development of alternative time-frequency representation schemes, independent of computer music research and largely theoretical.
And we can consider possible roles for computers in helping students acquire these necessary skills.
The students were told that upper-case target words would be presented brie-y on a computer screen between two rows of hash-signs (########).
The computer recorded the time that participants took to respond in milliseconds.
In many applications, including image processing and computer vision, we need to track quantities that are defined on the surfaces.
Institutional funds may need expensive computer systems for administration, accounting, and reporting requirements.
The range of applications spans from numerical programming, symbolic computing, computer vision, to telephony and data mining.
In law, in computer science, in mathematics, in economics, in politics, there are many things that have nothing to do with game theory.
This was a straightforward procedure as the correlator was wired on-line to a computer.
This paper addresses the overwhelming importance which computer music composers usually place on the structural elements of their music.
As such, the approach provides tools to help come to terms with the dynamic structural experience of computer music, in contrast to conventional scoring methods.
At the end of each chapter there are guided suggestions for further reading and a set of numerical/algebraic and computer-based problems.
These relations are thus indicated twice: once for the human and once for the computer.
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