Sentence examples for computer that one from inspiring English sources

A device, like a desktop computer, that one may normally view from more than a foot away can have a lower density and still be technically retina, but 300 PPI is a widely respected standard.

It, in turn, helped to inspire Charles Babbage, the pioneer of a mechanical computer that one observer called a "thinking machine".Following in Vaucanson's footsteps, Wolfgang von Kempelen, a Hungarian nobleman, built two machines that imitated uniquely human capabilities: speech and reason.

But it is harder to get gains on a $500 computer than on one that cost $1,500.

Tanya busied herself with spectrophotometers, while Andrey worked at night in the Computing Center at a computer that filled one entire story of the building.

Before long, they could get a whole computer onto that one piece of silicon, wrap it up nicely and market it as a single, all-inclusive package.

Imagine that your company wants to buy a $3,000 computer that will help one of your employees deliver a service to your customers in less time.

Later this year, many callers wanting flight information from United Airlines will speak not to a person but to a computer that acts like one.

When one hears the term "artificial intelligence" or AI, the mind goes quickly to robots and talking computers that will one day take over the world.

I've got one computer that's connected to the Internet and another one that's walled off from it.

Sampson House in London, with its lack of doors and windows, alludes to the tiny terrors of office life and of computers that might one day be running us.

In medicine, embedded computers that will one day monitor blood sugar or oxygen levels in the bloodstream with unprecedented precision may be liberating, but they will also be quite nosy.