Sentence examples for acts of computer from inspiring English sources

It is one of the fastest-spreading and most destructive acts of computer vandalism on record.

That morning at 11 08, Nicole Perlroth reports in The New York Times, a person with privileged access to the Saudi state-owned oil company's computers unleashed a virus to initiate what is regarded as among the most destructive acts of computer sabotage on a company.

That morning, at 11 08, a person with privileged access to the Saudi state-owned oil company's computers, unleashed a computer virus to initiate what is regarded as among the most destructive acts of computer sabotage on a company to date.

(The company has not been in touch with law enforcement officials about the act of computer mischief, said Paul Sams, Blizzard's senior vice president for business development).

Over the holidays, I committed the ultimate act of computer stupidity and let a hacker have remote access to my computer.

Much of the debate over whether the state does conduct mass surveillance comes down to a central question - does the act of computers collecting information constitute surveillance or does it take a person reading or accessing that data for someone's privacy to be invaded?

The third act of "The Computer Wore Menace Shoes" is a pastiche of the 1967 science fiction television series The Prisoner.

Its creator, Paper Kettle aka Chris Novello, defines it as "the act of connecting computer software in atypical ways, and exploring the potential of systems".

The 450-page report on the inquiry, released on Monday, also said that the government's failure to act on computer-aided predictions of radioactive releases as the disaster unfolded might have caused residents of at least two communities to be led straight into the radioactive plume.

The person in the room, using the manual, acts as a kind of computer program, transforming one string of symbols introduced as "input" into another string of symbols issued as "output".

This line of reasoning is akin to the suggestions you hear that children will become better educated, automatically, by the mere act of putting computers in classrooms.