Sentence examples for computer mean from inspiring English sources

Bottlenecks elsewhere in the computer mean that only about half the difference in raw performance shows up in typical applications; a 25% faster processor may make for only 12% more speed.

"Confusions exist on what quantum computing or a quantum computer means," says Hidetoshi Nishimori, a professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology who specializes in quantum computing.

5.20pm A problem with the automatic docking computer means Malenchenko is unhappy with the approach trajectory.

The addition of this computer means our house now has two -- and that means I finally have my office back.

In "Spirit" the figures are animated essentially in the traditional, hand-drawn way (though many effects seem enhanced by computer means).

Putting Linux on the old computer means you won't be able to run Windows programs without some technical know-how and software like WINE (winehq.org).

It's just that exhaustive datasets were more exhausting to compile and study in the days when "computer" meant a person who performed calculations.

Telecom providers can afford those prices, but making the technology feasible for moving data within a computer means reducing prices by orders of magnitude.

Positioning the iPad Pro as a primary computer means Apple has also priced it like one, with the device costing more than many laptops.

And was this record considered in the drafting or examining of the patent?" The bill could raise questions on what the use of a computer means, since business-method patents might involve software, hardware and Web sites including Internet portals.

"Just the fact that people can listen to it on a computer means that hopefully they won't feel a need to have an education or be from a particular background or a certain sector of society," she said.