Sentence examples for computer emerged from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the computer emerged as an ideation tool across design domains.

La Farge's unnamed narrator was born around the same time as the personal computer, emerged into the job market in the sunny dot-com '90s and dropped out of graduate school to become a programmer in San Francisco.

When his XO computer emerged in 2007, it cost $188 and has since achieved just a fifth of Negroponte's sales projections.

The stagnation of the 1970s actually held silver lining as it was during this period that the personal computer emerged helping to create the information technology revolution that powered the prosperity of the successive quarter century.

By directly joining the device and the cloud, a more powerful computer emerges.

We saw the first general purpose computer emerge from the University of Pennsylvania in 1946, the first retractable, locking seatbelt come from the University of Minnesota in 1963 and Harvard-born Facebook spark the social media revolution in 2004.

The power of that invention would come to shape Dr. McCarthy's worldview to such an extent that when the first personal computers emerged with local computing and storage in the 1970s, he belittled them as toys.

Computer-aided and computational image analysis has been performed since computers emerged in the 1940s, with major advances made as the acquisition, storage, analysis and manipulation of images have become cheaper and more accessible.

Yet the first wearable computers emerged even earlier, and were predictably cruder.

Instead, the new generation of microcomputers or personal computers emerged from the minds and passions of electronics hobbyists and entrepreneurs.

An interest in computers emerged around the same time, when he noticed a tremendous change in the Indian Railways reservation system once it was computerized.