Sentence examples for computer and so from inspiring English sources
Surely there's "nobody at home" in a computer, and so no "subject" to do the thinking.
You know, there's Post-its over the computer, and, so, he's very conscious of this.
The customer did not receive mailed statements, use email or have access to a computer and so remained oblivious.
"It's theoretically possible to copy the brain onto a computer, and so provide a form of life after death," Stephen Hawking said last year.
It would be infeasible to store the endless string of numbers in any computer and so they are essentially gone forever.
Annoyingly, of all the billion fingerprints found in the apartment, only mine matched a record on the police national computer, and so I was their lead suspect.
By purchasing an Amdahl computer and so-called plug-compatible peripheral devices from third-party manufacturers, customers could now run System/370 programs without buying IBM hardware.
"But you'll use... computers, and so on?" Glass did not possess even a cellphone.
These cards were for Multibus-compatible computers, and so internally we called them MEs (really).
Early adopters fantasized about sending data wirelessly between computers and printers, computers and palmtops, cameras and computers, and so on.
