Sentence examples for boot up when from inspiring English sources
SAN FRANCISCO — It is the black hole of the digital age — the three minutes it can take for your computer to boot up, when there is nothing to do but wait, and wait, and wait some more before you can log on and begin multitasking at hyper-speed.
Several of those copies of OS/2 wound up in my home office, where "mission critical" simply means that my day is ruined if the computer does not boot up when I hit the power switch, where "connectivity" means dialing through a modem to get to the Internet, and where I am the only client and I serve myself an application of coffee now and then.
However, it does seem to take a very long time to boot up when you first start the car.
It would be a simple enough matter to put an infrared sensor on your PC screen so it would boot up when you sit down (see p. 252).
"Everybody says you hang your boots up when your career is finished," Eadie says now. "But you actually take them down".
He, like others, suggested that the Oculus "loading program" – the software that boots up when you switch on – feels a bit beta for now: "If the Rift as it exists right now was "only" a new way of displaying games to the player, it would still be an amazing accomplishment that adds immense value and enjoyment to the play experience.
We began with the Mojave Project, a Folger's Taste Test involving folks who probably know Windows as the program that boots up when they walk into the office in the morning.
Lighting Behaviour – Boot up failure when ALS component is detached in drop testing.
The brains of decapitated pigs can be partially revived several hours after the animal has died, researchers have revealed, with some of the functions of cells booted back up when an oxygen-rich fluid is circulated through the organ.
I boot up the others when I'm online at home".
But they've come to the table understanding they need a boot up the jacksie when it comes to representation". One of the show's aims is to normalise disability, and push past the primary impression of "people who need help".
