Sentence examples for central mainframe from inspiring English sources

Shearson's approach has been to have simple, cheap and efficient systems on central mainframe computers.

Sensors around each entrance are wired to a central mainframe that allows authorities to react swiftly, explained Celia Blauel, president of Eau de Paris.

Electricity in such places is cleaner and healthier than burning wood, plants or dung.The metaphor electricity analysts favour to describe the future is the Internet: electricity will increasingly become a matter of independent networks, they say, rather than satellites attached to a central mainframe.

Coded by three college students in the days before personal computers, its creators built the game over the limited hours they could teletype into a central mainframe.

Rather than depending on a central mainframe or server for accessing data (see box), software on the system would seek out the desired information wherever it sat on the network, process it and deliver it instantaneously.

She was fifteen and a half feet and a little more in length, three foot three inches in the beam, square-ended and flattish-bottomed but slender and sleek, made from sheets of plywood, with oak blocks at either end and a central mainframe of oak to hold her together.

The Group's principal activities are manufacturing and distributing of all kinds of electricity refrigeration type central air condition mainframe and terminal facility, as well as industrial air condition and air condition heat exchanger.

For ECG assessment, the system is placed on the patient's undressed chest, the mainframe central on the chest in the range of the third intercostal space and the additional probe on the left side of the patient in the range of the fifth intercostal space in the midaxillary line (MAL) with the upper electrode on the Wilson V6 position (Fig.  3).

This new computing model was said to be cheaper and more flexible than the old approach of central processing by mainframes.But with the economic downturn, things may be swinging the other way.

It claims to be the market leader in data concentration products, permitting many terminals to be hooked up to a single leased line for communication with a mainframe, the central processing unit of a computer.

Technological developments have hitherto pushed computing power away from central hubs: first from mainframes to minicomputers, and then to PCs.