Sentence examples for an internal computer from inspiring English sources
On the minus side, Philips had to take a charge of 72 million euros related to an internal computer error.
Company spokesman Jim Olson said that could be called an internal computer system failure, but he stressed that it was an internal issue and no external breach was involved.
A Westchester County man illegally infiltrated an internal computer at Verizon more than 100 times this year, forcing the telecommunications company to spend at least $120,000 to retool its security system, prosecutors charged in a federal indictment yesterday.
He is backing a college student who has developed an Internet company that provides e-mail, scheduling and data storage services to small businesses that lack an internal computer network.
Electronic Data was chosen to build and maintain an internal computer network, the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet, to link sailors and Marines in the continental United States, Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and Iceland.
B1 Indictment in Hacking Case A Westchester County man illegally infiltrated an internal computer at Verizon more than 100 times this year, forcing the company to spend at least $120,000 to retool its security system, prosecutors charged in a federal indictment.
In short, you're basically dealing with a powerful drone with a powerful internal computer and you practically can't crash it unless you're reckless.
Like machine language, assembly language requires detailed knowledge of a particular internal computer architecture.
Active Software, based in Santa Clara, Calif., makes software that integrates a company's internal computer systems, like order management and accounting, to communicate with each other and run together.
There are existing modules (e.g., after-market auto assurance dongles, phone interconnected dashboards like Apple's CarPlay or built-in radios like the telematics unit) that can access a vehicle's internal computer network and read data for various purposes, including driver fingerprinting.
"We won't force a binary call" between internal computer servers or software running in another company's cloud, said Mark V. Hurd, Oracle's co-president.
