Sentence examples for computer that may from inspiring English sources

The F.B.I. had already found documents on her computer that may have been classified.

International Business Machines will sell a new server computer that may give the company at least a temporary advantage over rivals.

This tedium entailed hours of consultation with the "UK" Dell helpline (aka, Bangalore) and in the end I had a computer that may have been limping along again, but which I could not trust.

Network administrators at the University of California at Santa Barbara said in interviews that they had found evidence that software had been remotely planted in a campus desktop computer that may have been used in an attack on Tuesday against CNN.com, the Web site of the Cable News Network.

Third, Apple will experiment with new form factors, launching a netbook or tablet computer that may use the same software that powers the iPhone and iPod touch.

While our National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTT) is working to develop and certify standards for quantum-resistant algorithms the first line of defense against a quantum hack NIST's tentative timeline for this project and implementation stretches out beyond 2034 which will be too late to deal with a code-breaking quantum computer that may be among us in a decade.

This can be accomplished on computers that may have only a single processor.

Deleting confidential data completely is essential when donating or selling old computers, and it can also help maintain privacy on computers that may end up lost or stolen.

Critics of the bomb culture say old-line weapons designers are talking about nuclear testing now because they are unable to adapt to new tools, like superfast computers, that may make testing obsolete.

Malware may be used to take over PCs, turning them into zombie computers that may form part of a "botnet" used to send out spam or perform denial of service attacks on Web sites.

The challenge of designing meaningful, effective pedagogies becomes increasingly complex with the proliferation of new forms of technology (from tape recorders and television to computers) that may be enlisted in the process.