Sentence examples for care of computer from inspiring English sources
It is stated that this new trigonometric set can be used at very high orders, up to 2048 without taking care of computer round-off errors, while the polynomials set fail, at order 46 because of the limited numerical dynamics of computers.
After seeing the job listings, one industry source with a background in hardware and embedded systems told me they think the device will take care of computer vision and environment modelling primarily in hardware not in software, as has been the case for previous augmented reality apps.
To learn more about the care of computer-based art, watch Joanna Phillips discuss the main issues here.
Eduardo Munoz Perou Livonia, Mich., Aug. 12, 2007 To the Editor: The failure of the United States to develop a national insurance program is a primary reason for the inefficient coordination of care, lack of computer sophistication and poor communication between patient and doctor that reduce the efficacy of our health care.
"It used to be that companies would say, 'Find us a C.I.O. who will take care of our computer systems,' " said S. Ross Brown, the director of the high-technology and telecommunications recruiting practice at Egon Zehnder.
University presidents blamed the tuition increases, which ran higher than the 3.1percentt increase in the Consumer Price Index over the last year, on soaring costs of energy and health care, of updating computer equipment and outfitting dormitories for high-speed Internet access.
The fix: If your business online is that imperative, take care of your computer time while waiting at the terminal.
The first lesson was about how to take care of the computers.
"I had to hire a receptionist, an office manager and someone to take care of the computers just to work with the core group of three or four people," he recalls.
