Sentence examples for computer able to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Klesch likens him to a computer, able to recite not only his company's financial details, but also those of competitors.
As delivered to BRL, ENIAC was essentially a modular kit used to build a specialized computer able to tackle a particular job.
Late 1940s--The 1940s--The 1940s--Theheaded by Jay Forrester of the Servomechanisms Lab, introduces the first major digital computer able to operate in real time.
The DSA has paid for a computer able to support special software that allows her to dictate work, and paid for a replacement when it broke – her dyspraxia makes her more likely to drop things.
Mosca estimates a one in seven chance that by 2026 someone, likely a nation state, will have a quantum computer able to crack encryption used for critical data today.
New Scientist reports that researchers are using gene-editing to create endlessly changing strings of DNA, which could lead to a super-fast computer able to perform some tasks simultaneously rather than sequentially.
With computers able to track many threats at once and coordinate responses, the Aegis system also can combat jet fighters and warships.
With computers able to determine payrolls in any form desired, both sides could change their systems, but they retain the way they have always done things for that very reason -- that's the way they have always done things.
Maksim Podolyak, a vice-president of the Russian Go Federation, called Lee Sedol's losses "disappointing" and said that they signalled the birth of a "new age — an age of computers able to resolve specifically humanistic problems".
In the factory in Flushing agents found computers able to reproduce logos of different companies, which were connected to two $250,000 machines that automatically drove 21 embroidery stations each.
With the advent of computers able to make millions of calculations in a few moments, economists began to construct more and more complex sets of equations, called econometric models.
