Sentence examples for computers because of from inspiring English sources
Ms. Ullman started programming computers because of an interest in early video photography.
Last month I.B.M. seized four of Vasp's mainframe computers and 200 personal computers because of delinquent bills.
He said that so far those with iPads are finding meetings a lot easier than those with computers because of the battery life span.
In an e-mail to Mr. Singh dated Sept. 2, 2012, Mr. Rifai wrote about his difficulties in using bank transfers to pay for the computers because of the sanctions.
The Pentagon, which for years resisted allowing unfettered Internet access on military computers because of cyber-security concerns, has now embraced the revolution, saying instant communication is a huge morale boost for troops and their families.
Any cut would be the first since 2004 and could come after an emergency meeting of the cartel.Sony's share price fell after Toshiba and Fujitsu said they, too, were recalling Sony batteries in some laptop computers because of fears they could overheat.
Like Carr, Peter Vogel, a computer lawyer in Dallas who was recently appointed an examiner of computerized voting systems by the Texas secretary of state, is skeptical that any conspiracy among large numbers of people would work, but, like Shamos, he thinks that the Presidency can be stolen by computer — "because of the electoral college".
Will I have a problem with the computer because of the different electrical standards overseas?
I even like throwing files away on my computer because of that intoxicating sound the trash folder makes.
In almost every classroom, at least one student -- like the glum girl in Ms. Rendock's class -- is without access to his or her computer because of technical problems.
The tapestries are interesting conceptually because they are based on daguerreotypes, an early form of photography Mr. Close has been using in recent years, and they were made on Jacquard looms, a weaving system that has often been cited as a precursor to the computer, because of its punch-card technology.
