Sentence examples for computer finding from inspiring English sources

In 1999, F.B.I. agents searched Mr. Lee's office computer, finding that he had downloaded from a classified to a unclassified computer system thousands of lines of secret computer codes -- the information that he was finally charged with mishandling.

Having spent 17 years in prison, Mr. Tankleff was an Internet novice, and pulled the site up on a cousin's computer, finding "Marty Didn't Do It" T-shirts ($15), an extensive archive of legal briefs, and the Marty Blog, which chronicles his life and times.

BUT - and it's a big but - don't waste your time on the computer finding flights to Rome.

Although scientists routinely predict approximate orbits--the solutions to this "three-body problem --using comproblem --using and problem --usingolutions is notoriously difficomputers

And there are many, many examples of computers finding novel and creative solutions to problems across diverse fields that, before now, never occurred to us humans.

Bird compared emergency medicine resident compliance with self-reporting of procedures using either PDAs or desktop computers, finding no overall difference in effectiveness [ 9].

That's when I started going on the computer and finding out more and more about it.

Miss B had sent me off with a small group to work on Carol Ann Duffy's poem Originally ("the city, / the street, the house, the vacant rooms / where we didn't live any more"), and we were remaking and breaking the line-breaks on a computer screen, finding out how they worked.

John Sulston - or at least Ferry's presentation of him - fits many of the stereotypes of the quintessentially English scientist: bearded, other-worldly, comfortably married, and never happier than when spending long hours staring at a computer or finding a technical fix to an experimental problem.

There's an easy crossover here between science fiction and science reality, enthusiasts for computer gaming finding an outlet in genuine space travel.

Google's Remote Desktop, on the other hand, has a more consumer-focused vibe, which even had the company once touting the service as a way to be the family hero by "adjusting printer settings on your mom's computer to finding a lost file on your dad's laptop," for example.