Sentence examples for communicating with computers from inspiring English sources

The Kinect technology, according to Craig Mundie, Microsoft's chief research and strategy officer, is the beginning of a new way of communicating with computers.

But months later, the chamber discovered that Internet-connected devices — a thermostat in one of its corporate apartments and a printer in its offices — were still communicating with computers in China.

The explanation may be that the rigorous, logical mindset of people who are used to communicating with computers is not fertile ground for the social values espoused by the agilists.If so, the manifesto's authors are determined to help spread the gospel.

And despite Mr. Di Pego's intense efforts to show that the intellect has healing powers, much of George Malley's frantic night work -- tacking random diagrams to his wall, communicating with computers and flexing his telekinesis -- seems, if not manic, then at least asocial.

Assembly is an interesting method for communicating with computers.

NUI is "a more humanistic approach to communicating with computers and devices," said Debra Benkler, co-founder of NUI Central.

The "Not Responding" label at the top of a program's window (or in a task manager utility where a list of running programs is displayed) means that particular program has stopped communicating with computer's operating system.

Frustration with the arduous nature of such programming led Backus to search for a simpler, more accessible way to communicate with computers.

Imagine A Beautiful Mind, but about a near-mute bald alien who lives in a cloud and can communicate with computers via a massive bluetooth headset.

Users can communicate with computers and cellphones using MSN's free Hotmail e-mail and MSN Messenger instant messaging programs, Microsoft said yesterday.

The appliances do not communicate with computers or the Internet, so it is harder for hackers to make the contents public over the Web.