Sentence examples for computer to replace the from inspiring English sources
Once you have the system software you want to use, install the older operating system on the computer to replace the Windows 8 preview software.
There is, naturally, some opposition to these ideas from the very practical chemists who think I want the computer to replace the chemist.
He has put off many optional purchases, like buying a new computer to replace the oldest of the three PC's scattered through the family's six-bedroom home in a Richmond suburb.
He gazes pensively at the reader next to the slogan "To go far, you need the best tools". In exchange for making the brazen ad for EIM, an Israeli computer supply firm, the alleged hacker received a powerful new computer to replace the one confiscated by Israeli police upon his arrest.
Apple released its latest laptops on Thursday, a new range of computers to replace the ageing range of Retina MacBook Pros.
In order to monitor down-hole working operations continuously in normal running, it is necessary to use computers to replace the manual work.
"I don't want the computer to replace what I do," she said.
Performance-oriented From the perspective of platform performance, Huai [88] pointed out that most of the traditional parallel processing models improve the performance of the system by using a new larger computer system to replace the old computer system, which is usually referred to as "scale up", as shown in Fig. 8a.
The UNIVAC I was designed as a commercial data-processing computer, intended to replace the punched-card accounting machines of the day.
The states want Microsoft to sell a version of Windows that allows computer makers to replace the Internet Explorer Web browser and several other components with software produced by rivals.
When the city and the company noticed that Medicaid had denied several hundred thousand early intervention claims because of invalid diagnosis codes, they revised a computer program to replace the invalid codes with the default 315.9 code in Medicaid claims.
