算zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài dà xué yī nián jí tà jìn xiào yuán shí , wǒ zhǐ xué guò yī xué qī de jì suàn jī biān chéng yǔ yán。 wǒ yī diǎn 'ér yě méi xiǎng dào wǒ huì bèi fēng wèiwǒ men lóu céng de jì suàn jī tiān cái。
    When I stepped onto campus my freshman year of college with my one semester of C programming beneath my belt,I had no clue that I would be appointed my floor's computer genius.
  • kě shì， zài zuò zǎi xì guān chá， gè rén jì suàn jī gèng xiàng shì gè shì hòu cóng fàn。
    On closer inspection, though, the PC looks more like an accessory after the fact.
  • fā guāng 'èr jí guǎn yī zhǒng bàn dǎo tǐ 'èr jí guǎn， kě jiāng shí yòng diàn yā zhuǎn biàn chéng liàng guāng， yòng yú shù zì xiǎn shì， rú jì suàn qì
    A semiconductor diode that converts applied voltage to light and is used in digital displays, as of a calculator.
  • jí biàn zuì lè guān de bàn dǎo tǐ yán jiū zhě dōushuō , yǐ guī wéi yuán liào de jì suàn jī xìn piàn huò xǔ zuì duō hái néng cún zài 15 nián zuǒ yòu。
    Even the most optimistic semiconductor researchers say that silicon-based computer chips may only have 15 years or so left in them.
  • yī gè kě zuò wéi hùn zá pái liè de jì suàn jī fù jiàn de tǒng chēng cí
    A word that serves as a catchall for a bewildering array of computer accessories.
  • bù guò jí shǐ miàn duì zhè yàng de yǐn yòu， shù yǐ bǎi wàn jì shēn 'ān jì suàn jī de diàn nǎo shǐ yòng zhě yě hěn kě néng jiāng qí kàn zuò shì cóng mǒu wèi bù zhī míng de fā sòng zhě fā lái de lā jī yóu jiàn 'ér bù yú lǐ cǎi。
    Even with that come?on, millions of computer?savvy people would likely have ignored it as junk mail from an unknown sender.
  • cǐ wài， tā hái shuō， jīng lǐ yīnggāi jiǎn chá yòng yú ipsec de suàn fǎ yǐ jí tí gōng xiāo xī wán zhěng xìng hé fā sòng zhě rèn zhèng de cuò shī。
    In addition, he says, managers should look at the algorithms used with IPsec and provisions for message integrity and sender authentication.
  • （ jì suàn jī kē xué） hé jì suàn jī wǎng luò xì tǒng lián zài yī qǐ de huò néng gòu bèi diàn nǎo chù jí de。
    (computer sci) connected to a computer network or accessible by computer.
  • jiē shōu jì suàn jī kě yǐ 'àn yǐ xià fāng fǎ jiǎn chá bào wén de wán zhěng xìng： shǒu xiān jì suàn tóng yī bào wén zhāi yào， rán hòu yòng fā sòng zhě de gōng kāi mì yào duì suí wén dàng yī qǐ fā sòng de bào wén zhāi yào jiě mì。
    The receiving computer can check a message's integrity by first calculating the same message digest.Then it can use the sender's public key to decrypt the message digest sent along with the document.
  • shù zì bāo zhuāng qì zuì bèi rèn kě de xíng shì shì shù zì xìn fēng， zhè xiē dài mǎ zhù yào wán chéng diàn zǐ yóu jiàn de jiā mì， bǎ xiǎng dǎ kāi xìn fēng 'ér méi yòu zhèng què shù zì mì yào de rù qīn zhě dǎng zài wài miàn， shù zì xìn fēng zhù yào yóu tōng guò mì mǎ jiā mì huò ruǎn jiàn suàn fǎ jiā mì de dài mǎ zǔ chéng， yùn zài zhe néng zhèng què ràng jiē shōu fāng shí bié fā sòng fāng shēn fèn de shù zì qiān míng。
    The most recognized form of digital wrappers are digital envelopes.Those pieces of code are the workhorses of e-mail encryption, locking out intruders who don't have the right digital key to open the envelope.The digital envelope is essentially made up of code encrypted with a cipher, or software algorithm, and carries a digital signature that properly identifies the sender to the recipient.
  • kě xún zhǐ de， kě biān zhǐ de tōng guò dì zhǐ kě dá dào de， rú zài jì suàn jī de cún chǔ qì zhōng
    Accessible through an address, as in computer memory.
  • dà duō shù xué shēng xiàn zài hěn róng yì dé dào jì suàn jī； róng yì huò dé de qián。
    most students now have computers accessible; accessible money.
  • tā néng fā shè chū jī guāng， bìng tōng guò dú qǔ fǎn shè jì suàn yí dòng。
    The device sends out lasers and collects the reflections to calculate motion.
  • cóng chuān kǒng kǎ piàn shàng dú chū shù jù sòng rù jì suàn jī de yī zhǒng zhuāng zhì。
    A device which reads data from punched cards and sends them to the computer.
  • jiā mì， yì chéng mì mǎ rǎo luàn（ jì suàn jī cún chǔ xìn xī） cún qǔ mì mǎ yǐ fáng zhǐ fēi fǎ qīn rù
    To scramble access codes to(computerized information) so as to prevent unauthorized access.
  • jì suàn jī gōng sī dū pīn mìng wù sè xīn de yōu xiù rén cái， yǐ zhì hěn duō gōng sī jī jí zhāo shōu zhōng xué gāo nián jí xué shēng。
    Computer companies are so desperate to snag fresh talent that many are actively recruiting high school seniors.
  • zài yǔ jì suàn jī xiāng guān de yì yì zhōng， yòng lái xiū shì huò shuō míng yòng guāng diàn shè bèi jìn xíng gǎn cè hé shū rù de shù yǔ。
    In the computer-related sense, a term that denotes sensing and input by means of photoelectric devices.
  • zài yǔ jì suàn jī xiāng guān de yì yì zhōng， yòng lái xiū shì huò shuō míng yòng guāng diàn shè bèi jìn xíng gǎn cè hé shū rù de shù yǔ。
    In the computer related sense, a term that denotes sensing and input by means of photoelectric devices.
  • dàn shì， jì rán duì cí yǔ de hán yì zuò liǎo zhè yàng de xiàn dìng， wǒ jiù dǎ suàn chōng fēn lì yòng zhè zhǒng bèi xiàn dìng de hán yì。 duì bù yǐ wù zhì chǎn pǐn zuò wéi qí zhí jiē chéng guǒ de láo dòng， zhǐ yào wù zhì chǎn pǐn de zēng jiā shì qí zhōng jí hòu guǒ， wǒ jiāng bù jù jué chēng qí wéi shēng chǎn xìng de。
    But in limiting myself to this sense of the word, I mean to avail myself of the full extent of that restricted acceptation, and I shall not refuse the appellation productive, to labour which yields no material product as its direct result, provided that an increase of material products is its ultimate consequence.
  • wǒ dāng shí lián jiǎn dān de suàn shù yě zuò bù lái， rán 'ér tōng guò tā wǒ néng gǎn jué dào， chōu xiàng de shù xué hěn xiàng shì yīnyuè。
    I could not do simple arithmetic but through her I sensed that abstract mathematics was very much like music.
  • sēn lín yáo gǎn tú xiàng jì suàn jī chǔlǐ
    computer processing of forest remote-sensing image
  • ? dài chuán gǎn qì de tóu kuī， kě yòng lái kòng zhì miáo zhǔn mù biāo hé tōng xìn。 tā yǔ zhōng yāng jì suàn jī xì tǒng shí xiàn wú xiàn lián jiē。
    The sensor- equipped helmet, which controls targeting and communications, and is wirelessly linked to a central computer system.
  • zhì dòng qì， chuán dòng zhuāng zhì zhì dòng qì。 tè zhǐ qū shǐ jī xiè shè bèi yùn zhuǎn de zhuāng zhì， lì rú tōng guò chuán gǎn qì zhōng jì xiàn lián jié jì suàn de zhuāng zhì
    One that activates, especially a device responsible for actuating a mechanical device, such as one connected to a computer by a sensor link.
  • lái zì zhè xiē chuán gǎn qì de xìn hào tōng guò diàn zǐ， bèi lián jiē dào yī gè wēi chǔlǐ qì huò jì suàn jī shàng。
    The signals from these sensors are connected via electronics to a microprocessor or computer.
  • kě yǐ bǎ cèliáng bìng rén xīn shuài、 hū xī jí tǐ wēn de chuán gǎn qì lián jiē dào jì suàn jī shàng。
    Sensors to measure the patient's heart rate, breathing and temperature can be attached to the computer.
  • jì suàn jī 'ān quán xué zhōng， shǐ yòng chāo shēng bō、 wēi bō、 hóng wài xiàn huò guāng diàn tàn cè qì lái bǎo hù mǒu yī qū yù。
    In computer security, the use of ultrasonic, microwave, infrared orphoto- electric sensors to protecta defined area.
  • jì suàn jī 'ān quán yòng yǔ， zhǐ yòng yǐ jiǎn cè rù qīn xíng dòng de yī zhǒng shè bèi， tōng cháng shì yī kuài dài yòu yā lì chuán gǎn qì de bó xiàng pí， huò yǐ xī diàn zǐ， yòng yǐ jiǎn cè rù qīn xíng dòng。
    In computer security, an intrusion detector; a thin rubber or vinyl mat, with pressure sensors, used to detect intrusions.
  • yóu bāo kuò yī tái jì suàn jī zài nèi de zhū bù jiàn zǔ zhì 'ér chéng de xì tǒng , jì suàn jī de zhù yào shū rù shù jù lái zìzhuàn gǎn qì , ér qí shū chū kě yǐ yòng lái kòng zhì yòu guān de wù lǐ guò chéng。
    An organization of components, including a computer whose primary source of input is data sensors and whose output can is used to control the related physical process.
  • xīn de chuán dǎo jù hé cái liào jié hé xiān jìn de wēi diàn zǐ hé jì suàn jì shù， yǐ jīng shǐ néng mó fǎng shēng wù xì tǒng mǒu xiē fāng miàn de yī gè xīn de huà xué chuán gǎn qì lǐng yù dé dào liǎo fā zhǎn。
    New conducting polymer materials together with advanced microelectronics and computational techniques have enabled the development of a new range of chemical sensors capable of mimicking some aspects of the biological system.
  • yòu gè niǎo lèi xué jiā shè jì liǎo yī zhǒng jì suàn gōng shì， duì jiā yǎng huǒ jī hé chún zhǒng yě huǒ jī jìn xíng qǐ fēi jiǎo dù hé jiā sù dù de bǐ jiào。
    One ornithologist had devised a formula to compute the ratio of domestic to pure-strain wild turkey in an individual bird by comparing the angle of flight at takeoff and the rate of acceleration.
  • （ jì suàn jī kē xué） shǔ yú huò guān yú fù yùn suàn shùn xù cāo zuò。
    (computer science) of or relating to the sequential performance of multiple operations.
  • zài c hé c++ lǐ， dòu hào bù jǐn zuò wéi hán shù zì biàn liàng liè biǎo de fēn gé fú shǐ yòng， yě zuò wéi jìn xíng hòu xù jì suàn de yī gè yùn suàn fú shǐ yòng。
    The comma is used in C and C++ not only as a separator in function argument lists, but also as an operator for sequential evaluation.