The phrase "a computer that sends" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a type of computer that has the capability to send data or information, often in a technical or functional context.
Example: "We are developing a new model, a computer that sends real-time data to the cloud for analysis."
Alternatives: "a computer capable of sending" or "a computer designed to transmit".
Still, they didn't escape: at either end of a fiber optic line is a computer that sends lasers over the line to another computer that reads them.
The model is based on a point absorber wave energy converter, being the wave, hydrodynamic and oil-hydraulic part simulated in a computer that sends and receives signals from the real embedded components, such as the drive generator, controller and back-to-back converter.
The next task was to remove and replace the telescope's Science Instrument Command and Data Handling Unit, or SIC&DH, a computer that sends commands to Hubble's science instruments, and formats science data for transmission to the ground.
Its system uses a device attached to a tablet computer that sends out a magnetic field.
Then onto …. 4 A router, or traffic-controlling computer that sends packets of data into the metropolitan phone system, where it joins a lot of other public traffic, all heading through …. 5 A synchronous optical network, or Sonet, ring, a standard for carrying lots of telephone traffic.
Every computer that sends an e-mail has to reveal its 32-bit Internet Protocol address, which indicates geographic location.
The computer that sends movement instructions to the motors and gears is worn in a small backpack, which also contains a rechargeable battery that powers the Austin exoskeleton.
Once it found this, it built a reply that would allow for the computer that sent the request to associate the controller's IP address with its MAC address, so any requests to that IP would be sent to that MAC address.
(For more information on decoding E-mail, see the article above). On that first line, you will see two pieces of critical information: the domain name of the computer that sent the spam and the computer-specific Internet Protocol number assigned by the nonprofit Internet Assigned Number Authority.
To put it in perspective, the new kid on the block is about 30,000 times more powerful than the average desktop PC and about 1,000 times quicker than the IBM computer that sent world chess champion Garry Kasparov packing.
Clicking on the link introduces malware to the user's computer that sends details of the IP address and system each time it restarts.
