Sentence examples for computer and hence from inspiring English sources

The term PC means personal computer and hence personal ownership of the device and the software and personal control".Server-based operating systems (Windows NT, various species of Unix and mainframe operating systems) cannot talk to each other.

The idea behind DCOS is that companies can treat their whole datacenter (or their public cloud deployments) as a single computer and hence ensure that their resources are fully utilized.

Bioclipse-QSAR comes with the Chemistry Development Kit (CDK) [31] and JOELib [32] integrated as local descriptor providers, supplying descriptor implementations with optional parameters that are run in the same computer and hence do not require network connection.

The idea that computers (and hence computing) can be provided as a utility, like electricity or telephony, dates back to the late 1970s [28].

But the ability of computers, and hence of video games, films and TV shows, to model and project those worlds onto our screens in all their splendour, has long since outstripped books.

The first of these questions does not turn on anything specific to computers, and hence collapses back to the issue discussed in Section 3(B) above on enumerative induction.

A mature tool, having underwent development and testing over several years, it is written in the Java computer language, and hence can be run on any computing platform that has a Java Virtual Machine and graphical-display capability.

59 In those circumstances, it must be considered that the exhaustion of the distribution right under Article 4(2) of Directive 2009/24 concerns both tangible and intangible copies of a computer program, and hence also copies of programs which, on the occasion of their first sale, have been downloaded from the internet onto the first acquirer's computer.

Furthermore, it is close to the ranges of regular computer operation and, hence, does not constitute a departure from the kind of tool we expect our participants to be familiar with.

Although we did consider a web-based aid, the paper style was cheap and did not rely on patients' computer skills and hence we hoped that it would be acceptable to a wider audience.

Many of these risk factors are reliably recorded within primary care clinical computer systems and hence such data can be used to derive robust utilities that can then be applied in primary care.