Sentence examples for bring the computer from inspiring English sources

Many of those people need special-purpose glasses with lenses adjusted to bring the computer screen sharply into focus.

The inventors who laboured to bring the computer into the world had to learn that the thing they were inventing was not just a number cruncher, not merely a calculator.

Marisa Viveros, a member of the research team and a senior manager of I.B.M.'s Pervasive Computing Solutions group, said that the goal of the research effort was to bring the computer to the user at diverse locations.

The leaders said they would create what they called a "dot force" -- or digital opportunity task force -- to marshal public and private resources to bring the computer revolution to poorer nations.

But the filings do make reference to Apple's MagSafe charging system – the technology used on most of its laptops to let the chargers magnetically clip on, and then slip back off if pulled so that tripping over the wire won't bring the computer crashing back down.

And what we're going to do is instead of bringing the rules to the level of the computer by writing a program that is those rules in the computer's language at the moment, in a Lisp we're going to bring the computer to the level of us by writing a way by which the computer can understand rules of this sort.

As Rowland put it, "what we've done now is bring the computer-orientated publications together with an actual computer, to create the Computer Know-How section of the store", alongside computer software and blank cassette tapes.

She showed it to her mother and stepfather, and they brought the computer to the police.

First published in 1990, this thriller takes place in an alternative 1855 where steam-driven cybernetic "engines" have brought the computer age to England a century early.

In the midst of his heady research, Mr. Pajitnov decided that he was more interested in "bringing the computer to people, directly," as he put it.

For all that, Amstrad deserves to be remembered for bringing the computer age into the living room in a way that made it accessible and, above all, within the reach of most pockets.