Sentence examples for computer to enter from inspiring English sources

I sat down by the computer to enter orders as the nurses cleaned and the anesthesiologists began to wake the patient.

Anyone interested in storing a will and organizing a bequest would simply sign up for the service and then use their own computer to enter their personal information.

Created by metaio, a software developer based in Munich, the application lets shoppers use the Web camera on their home computer to enter a "virtual dressing room," browse through, try on and buy clothes.

To write a report in the past, an officer might have to leave a colleague alone on the jailhouse floor and head to the nearest computer to enter the information -- or worse, write the report by hand and stand in line at a Xerox machine.

For fear of allowing a computer to enter a sleep state that it was incapable of resuming from due to incompatible USB devices, Microsoft decided that if USB input devices were present, it would not allow S3 Standby mode.

One person in each affected village would be provided with and trained to use a field kit for measuring arsenic, a handheld GPS receiver to determine each well's position, and a handheld computer to enter field data.

They used the computers to enter a description of each item and give it an identifying number and bar code.

It probably will not "teach" but will be an entry-point for students to a world of information far larger than the school can ever bring into the classroom, motivating students by individualising learning.There are now secondary schools in Minnesota where students use computers to enter the web as a resource library for work on their projects.

In most cases, a user must look directly at a computer screen to enter information or choose options.

The report, which was written by internal auditors, will suggest that Mr. Kerviel himself probably did not manipulate Société Générale's computer system to enter large unauthorized bets under someone else's name.

The report, which was written by internal auditors, will suggest that Mr. Kerviel himself probably did not manipulate Société Générale's computer system to enter large unauthorized bets under someone else's name, The Times said.