Sentence examples for computer routes from inspiring English sources

A small housetop computer routes traffic, much the way data is routed globally on the Internet.

This is different from the way a normal computer routes information, which usually involves much larger packets of information because they must also tell the system how to route the information.

Engineering used to be seen as a boring subject, but the latest technologies offer those coming into the industry a broader avenue of development and research to the traditional computer programming routes as a career path.

IPSec is not required to be supported by any intermediary computer that routes data from the source to destination IP address, unless Network Address Translation (NAT) or packet filtering is implemented on the firewall.

Skype builds on the peer-to-peer computing ideas embodied in KaZaA, with each user's computer helping route other users' calls to their destinations without any form of central control.

5), on the efficacy of spam filters: Using anti-spam software on a computer to route junk mail into another folder is a little like locking the burglar in the basement after he walks in the front door.

Military officials and Mideast experts who have reviewed the charges against the airman note that he is accused of trying to pass secrets "to a citizen of a foreign government by carrying such notes stored in his personal laptop computer en route to Syria".

All of these computer-planned routes were successfully executed in the laboratory and offer significant yield improvements and cost savings over previous approaches, provide alternatives to patented routes, or produce targets that were not synthesized previously.

The predictions by the VRP representation for completion time and total time were both within 2% of the actual times recorded when the tractors followed the computer-generated routes in the field.

The women type the orders into the computers and route them to the closer of the two restaurants.

But in reality, most messages make several momentary stops as they are processed by various computers en route to their destination.