Sentence examples for computer innovation from inspiring English sources
It created a frenzy of computer innovation during the 1980's.
From Stone Age seashells to the steam engine to the personal computer, innovation has mostly been a bottom-up process.
It uses file-sharing, the peer-to-peer computer innovation that spawned early music services like Napster, Kazaa and LimeWire.
Ironically, a team with no real history, financed by computer innovation, will have to defeat one of the NFL's oldest franchises.
There is plenty of incentive for importing computer innovation to the casino floor, said Jason N. Ader, senior managing director at Bear , Stearns & Companyin New York for equity research in its gaming, lodging and leisure division.
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Computer Innovations, a publicly held corporation whose major shareholder is Bell Canada, has agreed to buy the businesses and assets of Computerland's Canadian franchisees for a total of about $14 million and 2.5 million common shares of the corporation.
Research on how to evaluate computer innovations in learning highlights the problem of studies across different modes of instruction, such as the present one [ 20, 21].
Many innovations in computer design were developed by PARC researchers, including the Alto, the first personal computer; the graphical user interface; the laser printer; and Ethernet, a ubiquitous computer networking technology.
Currently, several computer aided innovation tools with a clear focus on specific innovation tasks exist but very few of them deal with the eco-innovation issues.
Consequently, a new category of tools known as computer aided innovation (CAI) has emerged, with goals of assisting designers in their creative performance and of effectively implementing a complete innovation process throughout the entire product or process life cycle.
