Sentence examples for acquainted with computers from inspiring English sources

It's no new trend that kids are getting acquainted with computers younger and younger, and with developments in consumer music production applications, it's no surprise that they've got the potential for a whole lot of creative output at their (tiny) fingertips.

As many of the children were not acquainted with computers, a 'mouse-training' session was part of the testing procedure.

Women from a local business helped me to become acquainted with computer software, people from Microsoft and Intel introduced me to programming, and my counselors were the most ambitious and powerful group of women I have ever seen.

While most Norwegian children are acquainted with computer games, including clicking on items in order to bring up other items or happenings on the screen, the South African children may not be that familiar with computer games.

Kano, which raised a $15M Series A in May, has been aiming to create an invaluable educational experience for kids by helping them get acquainted with how computers work through putting the kit together.

It concluded that the computer was "an ideal toy for youngsters who want to become acquainted with the computer world.

Alex Uribe's works are the simplest, and perhaps the most familiar to those less acquainted with the computer.

Several years ago, the author became acquainted with a computer science research group embedded in a large government agency.

First-time users will use the in-room software system to get acquainted with the net; computer-literate users will make use of the in-room PC to avoid lugging a laptop, or will print from the in-room fax/printer; and power users with their own gear will bypass the host browser front-ends and go wherever they want, with their own software, at boosted speeds.

However, increased time expenditure and other difficulties encountered especially during the process of getting acquainted with a new computer program could be of practical relevance.

The participants were given three practice trials (a male and a female face and a computer monitor) to get acquainted with the task.