Sentence examples for computer because of the from inspiring English sources
Like Carr, Peter Vogel, a computer lawyer in Dallas who was recently appointed an examiner of computerized voting systems by the Texas secretary of state, is skeptical that any conspiracy among large numbers of people would work, but, like Shamos, he thinks that the Presidency can be stolen by computer — "because of the electoral college".
Will I have a problem with the computer because of the different electrical standards overseas?
Graham doesn't usually tote one around with him nor does he see these books acting as a professional's main computer because of the small keyboards and screens, and relatively slow processing speeds.
When an actual medium such as crust and/or sedimentary layers is to be modeled using the discrete element method, we need to carry out biaxial tests in the computer because of the necessary two-dimensional analyses to decide upon the values of these parameters, arriving at the elastic constants and strength we want by trial and error.
This isn't such a big problem when you're using a standard vocal microphone like a SM57 or SM58, but when you move onto condensers, cardioids, ribbons and other high end microphones, you won't want to do anything directly into your computer because of the sound quality.
The rig, weighing some 90 tons, incorporated electronics with hydraulic valves which were closely controlled by computer because of the dynamic movement within the system on its two axes.
I even like throwing files away on my computer because of that intoxicating sound the trash folder makes.
In an e-mail to Mr. Singh dated Sept. 2, 2012, Mr. Rifai wrote about his difficulties in using bank transfers to pay for the computers because of the sanctions.
He said that so far those with iPads are finding meetings a lot easier than those with computers because of the battery life span.
Such tools must play well with both humans and computers because of the importance of data import/export into other systems for analysis, verification, and data mining.
"The ceiling of our building collapsed on to our computers because of the force of the blast," an Abuja office worker in the building next door to ThisDay told the BBC's Focus on Africa programme.
