The phrase "access of computers" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the ability to use or connect to computers, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The access of computers in the library has improved significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "access to computers" or "computer access".
It bans "unauthorized access" of computers, but no one really knows what those words mean.
The Nauruan Cyber Crime Act, passed in May, created new offences relating to child pornography and to "illegal access" of computers or program data.
The growing popularity of digital music and video and increased remote access of computers over high-speed Internet connections may be producing a pent-up demand in 2002 for "consumer upgrades to Windows XP as well as a stronger upgrade cycle for the business market," noted a leading Microsoft analyst, Rick Sherlund of Goldman , Sachs in an advisory last week.
Low-technology study management procedures were more successful because of lack of high-efficiency computer systems, available high-speed Internet, and absence of other advanced technological procedures such as wireless Internet connection, remote access of computers, and institutional servers with automatic backups that are increasingly becoming routine in U.S.-based research studies.
It prohibits a number of things, primarily the unauthorized use or access of government computers, computers affiliated with financial institutions, and "protected computers".
As a result of her role, she was indicted along with four others in California on felony charges of using false pretenses to obtain confidential information from a public utility, unauthorized access of computer data, identity theft and conspiracy.
West's former girlfriend, Rachael Brookes, 26, from North Wales, was given a community order after pleading guilty to unauthorised access of computer material.
12 We also note that there was potential crossover, with some reported access of computer based treatment or support by 19% participants in the usual care arm of the REEACT trial.
This may be because of lack of Internet access on computers in these households.
It would also permit a single judge to issue warrants to federal authorities to remotely access scores of computers that have been hijacked and turned into a collective hacking tool known as a "botnet".
Anyone who follows Stan is already aware of the harrassment [sic], break-ins, hacking and remote access of our computers for starters that we have experienced.
