Sentence examples for battle computer from inspiring English sources

The second hour is a look at the New York office's efforts to battle computer criminals who steal credit-card numbers and other financial information, a nightmarish assignment because, as one official notes, "cybercrime has no borders": the agency is chasing criminals who might be in Eastern Europe, Asia or practically anywhere else.

In most online games, the advanced content involves getting together with a few dozen friends to battle computer-controlled dragons and demons.

After years of battling computer wizards flashing hit songs around the Internet for no fee, executives from the music and electronics industries announced this fall unveiled a possible technology to turn the tables on their high-tech foes.

In contrast with traditional Mega Man entries in which battle and movement through the levels happen in the same setting, Battle Networks combat occurs only through by battling computer viruses within the Net.

Warhammer employs many conventions from Warcraft but gives them a new twist in a game that focuses largely on player-versus-player combat, rather than on battling computer-controlled foes.

With the declining cost of DVD recorders, the film industry has been waging a legal battle with computer companies that sell software for copying DVDs.

The fourth quarter will bring a battle among computer makers like Gateway, Dell and Hewlett-Packard to stimulate what has been moribund demand.

But the president is also looking to drum up public support as he makes a renewed push for legislation that would give the administration new technological tools and broader authority in the battle against computer attacks by foreign governments.

Icahn bowed out of a battle against computer entrepreneur Michael Dell's bid to take his company private earlier this year, but his counter-offer succeeded in wringing a higher price from the founder and his private equity backers.

Volkwein says Philips is happy thus far with how WebTV is doing, although it's still unclear who will ultimately win the brewing battle between computer companies, cable TV and hardware makers for the breakthrough consumer product combining television and the Internet.

Players can battle against computer-controlled opponents or against other humans over the Internet or a local network.