Sentence examples for computer terms from inspiring English sources

In computer terms, human memory is a poor thing: and it is in computing terms that we increasingly judge many aspects of our mind.

However, XP is an antique in computer terms.

The sites feature articles, tutorials and glossaries of new, sometimes confusing, computer terms.

The instances most often cited date to an era that in computer terms is ancient history.

"In computer terms, 26 sizes of synapses correspond to about 4.7 'bits' of information.

In computer terms, it's both a hardware problem (I'm wired badly) and a software problem (I run faulty logic programs that make me think anxious thoughts).

The first written reference to "software" as a computer term, as something distinct from hardware, did not come until 1958.

Instead, it's built in 16-bit, a computer term that means the graphics look blocky, like giant, digital Lego pieces.

Y Combinator a computer term for a program that runs other programs–has fired up 200 companies since 2005, jarred the balance of power between entrepreneurs and Silicon Valley's elite money, and chiseled a new paradigm for launching technology companies.

The bill also allows for security agencies to hack into people's computers — termed "equipment interference" — and places a legal obligation on communications companies to help them do so when required.

In computer vision terms, this meant comparing moving blocks of pixels from different times.