Sentence examples for computer appliances from inspiring English sources
Netezza, based in Marlborough, Mass., makes computer appliances that combine hardware and software for business analytics.
In late September, both EMC's Greenplum division and Teradata brought out computer appliances tailored for big data applications.
Early signs of the move toward this new architecture can be seen in recent announcements of new computer appliances designed for high-speed data applications.
Netezza, based in Marlborough, Mass., makes computer appliances that combine hardware and software for business analytics, also known as business intelligence.
The TouchSmart 600 is one of the next generation of touch screen computer appliances developed by HP.
Our study tried to bring quite advanced tools (HRQoL measurement and up-to-date computer appliances) into multiple, real-life, general practices.
For instance, the New York office of Ogilvy & Mather, an advertising agency, is currently testing a computer appliance built by a small computer-maker called Azul Systems that uses 24 cores per chip.Complicating matters even further, servers these days tend to have more than one processor inside them.
The rise in November industrial production reflected increased output of computers, appliances and business equipment.
At the World Economic Forum meeting here, I met Mike Biddle, founder of MBA Polymers, which has invented processes for separating plastic from piles of junked computers, appliances and cars and then recycling it into pellets to make new plastic using less than 10 percent of the energy required to make virgin plastic from crude oil.
In other economic news, factory orders excluding transportation equipment rose 1.4percentt in January; orders for goods other than transportation equipment rose in January after jumping 1.9percentt in December, reflecting increased demand for computers, appliances, electronics and capital equipment, Commerce Department figures showed.
The show floor is stuffed with marvelously elaborate machinery for fabricating and testing semiconductors the chips that go into computers, appliances and phones.
