Sentence examples for computer to get a from inspiring English sources
The F.B.I. released a photograph showing Ms. Chapman "standing up and holding her computer to get a better signal," he said.
If you live next door to a family of WiFi users, it's possible for your wireless computer to get a free ride to the Internet on their cable modem.
"They come into the library, and they may use the computer to get a job and leave," said Kristie Kirkpatrick, who is in charge of a library district in Colfax.
The most current iPod models may require the most recent version of iTunes, so if you have an older model that works with an outdated operating system like Windows 2000 or Mac OS X 10.3, repairing the player will probably be less disruptive than upgrading your computer to get a new iPod working.
"After a practice or a game, that information could be downloaded into a computer to get a cumulative record over a number of years," says Maroon.
When I test an MP3 player, I usually run the output through a computer to get a visual handle on how strong and balanced the audio is.
"Teachers could use computers to get a much more detailed profile of how students are dealing with the questions".
Still, Goldman Sachs — which has invested in D-Wave Systems — and CME Group, the largest futures exchange, are considering purchasing the $10 million quantum computers to get a leg up in the competitive world of Wall Street, where number-crunching computers are already a crucial to business, Bloomberg reports.
'Liberating communication' Radio technology has advanced so far that it doesn't take much more than mobile phones and laptop computers to get a radio station off the ground.
The downside is that users may decide they would rather hop on a computer to get all the bells and whistles of the full Web services.
He used to play fantasy football, until one day while at his daughter's cheerleading competition he had his buddy race to a computer to get him a quarterback.
