Sentence examples for computer that allows from inspiring English sources

There's an art button on every computer that allows you to Warholise even your family snapshots and portraits.

The maneuver involves sending a command or piece of code to a computer that allows unauthorized users to manipulate its contents; it is not software.

Controversial new protocol on arrival in the office now involves hunting around for a computer that allows you to log on and a keyboard that doesn't print "op" every time you press the "o" or "p" keys.

The final product is a multimedia slide show on a tablet computer that allows the patient to dig deeper into highlighted parts of some images by tapping on the screen.

Hawking's warning came in response to a question about the new typing technology used in the computer that allows him to speak, which predicts the words he is going to use, the BBC reported.

This same balancing act was reflected by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, who excitedly talked about the company's newly launched holographic computer that allows people to create "mixed reality" by superimposing holograms on to reality; a few minutes later he expressed his concern that we are reaching the point where we are "not just enhancing the natural but replacing the natural".

Through the use of advanced imaging techniques, we now know that this lump of crusty, corroded brass was actually an astronomical computer that allowed ancient Greeks to predict the passage of the planets.

The upper perch was equipped with a light barrier connected to the computer that allowed determining whether the bird sat on this perch.

PAGE D9 BUSINESS NEW SOFTWARE TO ALLOW Easy Copying of DVDs On Monday, RealNetworks, a digital media company, will introduce RealDVD, a $30 software program for Windows computers that allows users to easily make a digital copy of a DVD.

Mr. Warden, a former Apple employee, posted a free downloadable application on his Web site for Mac computers that allows users to see their stored location data on a map.

And while Skype's encryption secrets remain elusive, in recent months the Assad government, often with help from Iran, has developed tools to install malware on computers that allows officials to monitor a user's activity.