Sentence examples for computers, notably from inspiring English sources

Tablet computers, notably Apple's iPad, are beginning to eat into the market for laptops and Apotheker believes HP's consumer business will be able to adapt more nimbly as a stand alone entity.

He quickly announced an alliance with erstwhile foe Microsoft; ended a half-hearted (and profit-draining) program to license the Mac OS; streamlined what had become a confusing product line to focus on the company's traditional markets of education, publishing, and consumers; and helped oversee the introduction of more affordable computers, notably the distinctively designed all-in-one iMac.

Depth-sensing cameras have been used before to replace the mouse, as a way of controlling computers, notably with the Leap device.

While other people have lost matches to computers, most notably Garry Kasparov, who lost to Deep Blue in 1997, the margin of victory for Hydra stunned some in the chess world.

He went on to highlight the progress Intel had made in breaking into the mobile space with chipsets for smartphones and tablets (likely to be a key driver of performance, if Intel's presence at CES is any indication), and noted that Intel worked with its partners to "reinvent the PC" — something that seems to be a crucial for Intel since demand for more standard computers has notably dipped.

Alain has an exciting job designing computer gadgets — notably a remote-controlled Webcam — and one night he invites his boss (André Dussollier) over for dinner.

For its new network the company chose WiMax, a technology that is supported by the computer industry, notably Intel, rather than by traditional telecoms vendors.

Even though the company plans to use a number of freely available pieces of computer code most notably the Linux "kernel," which delivers basic instructions to hardware its new system can't be assembled, like a Lego plaything, out of existing pieces.

For contributions to computer graphics, notably recursive ray-tracing.

This book provides a comprehensive, modern introduction to convex optimization, a field that is becoming increasingly important in applied mathematics, economics and finance, engineering, and computer science, notably in data science and machine learning.

When a system assures a function by no means connected to the safety, it is of SIL level 0. The SIL's notion is particularly useful for computer systems, notably software, for which it is impossible to demonstrate the respect of an objective calculated for safety.