Sentence examples for computer space and from inspiring English sources
Students at Texas, interviewed as they studied or lounged at the library tables, said that they would welcome extra computer space and that they got most of their books anyway at the far larger Perry-Castañeda Library.
It must succeed to ensure a continued presence in the computer space and convince people to update and not just stick with Windows 7. Early signs are positive, but it will be when your average Windows user hits that tempting "upgrade" button and it all goes smoothly that Microsoft will have won.
A miner is an investor that devotes time, computer space and energy to sorting through blocks.
He describes himself as an ex-soldier, uses his own software, called Xerxes, and usually targets jihadist websites.Then Amazon (which rented computer space to WikiLeaks) and EveryDNS (an internet-addressing service) dumped their client.
As Dr. Norell's face is still covered by a curtain of hair, one has to ask the question: The wildman on the cover -- you? "Yes," says Dr. Norell, emerging from computer space, in chinos and a black T-shirt.
Additional seating and computer space was also allotted during the renovation, and the library will showcase a smaller collection with newer book titles on the shelves, she added.
They ignore the fact that great innovations such as the computer, space travel, the internet and wireless connectivity are the result of publicly funded research.
The student lounge in the Pinkard Building had been turned into a simulation laboratory, computer space had been lost, and there wasn't even a place to put a microwave except in the basement, she said.
The Sacramento facility, including 40,000 square feet of office and computer space, will be the statewide lottery headquarters, Olver said.
The Sacramento facility, including 40,000 square feet of office and computer space, will be the lottery headquarters, Olver said.
School board member Larry Applebaum said principals at about six Burbank schools have voiced concerns over a lack of computer lab space and wondered whether more state funds should be put toward additional computers.
