Sentence examples for a computer containing a from inspiring English sources

In March this year the publisher dealing with the biography was burgled and a computer containing a draft of the book was stolen.

A series of other raids in the same street had led to one arrest, the prosecutor added, and the discovery in a rubbish bin of a computer containing a statement from Ibrahim el-Bakraoui in which he wrote of feeling "in a rush, not knowing what to do, being hunted everywhere, not being safe, and if this goes on, ending up in a cell".

The telemedicine videoconferencing equipment was a computer containing a screen, a microphone, an on/off switch and a volume control.

But the company has agreed to provide a $50 rebate on the purchase of Intel Overdrive processors, which are used for computer upgrades, to customers who purchased a personal computer containing a 120 MHz or a 133 Mhz Pentium processor between Oct. 23, 1995 and Jan . 5 , 1996

A perceptron is a parallel computer containing a number of readers that scan a field independently and simultaneously, and it makes decisions by linearly combining the local and partial data gathered, weighing the evidence, and deciding if events fit a given "pattern," abstract or geometric.

"He had a computer containing the entire database," Osama Rushdi, a former member of the Islamic Group, told me.

A subpoena was issued, a computer containing the relevant files was seized and now it seems the court has cleared the way for the guilty parties to be outed.

The five plaintiffs named in court papers claimed to represent a class: everyone in the nation who had ever bought or leased a computer containing Intel's Pentium 4 processor, a group that may well include hundreds of thousands of people who have used new personal computers in the last two years.

His superiors accused him of "a disregard for regulations, a pattern of poor judgment and intentional misconduct" - behavior that they said "indicates you are unreliable and untrustworthy". Gayl's alleged offense - described in official documents - was inserting a USB device into a computer containing classified information twice in 2008 and then failing to turn over the device to a supervisor.

Similarly Dennis Berger went to Central Computers "out of desperation" when a computer containing important files wouldn't boot up.

In a more dramatic incident a month earlier, someone crashed a vehicle through the glass window of a state office in North Las Vegas and made off with the physical materials for making licenses plus a camera, a printer and a computer containing information on 8,738 drivers.