Sentence examples for computers count from inspiring English sources

Computers count around 80percentt of votes in America.

In short, urbanites consume less but produce more.Shlomo Angel, an urban planning expert at New York University, gathered historical and census data from hundreds of cities, digitised thousands of maps and had computers count millions of pixels on satellite pictures.

He drew a particular parallel with 1988, when Mr Salinas was declared president after the computers counting the votes had "crashed" while showing an early lead for his leftist challenger, Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas.The parallel was askew.

That investment has been even more important to corporate profits because money spent on computers counts as revenue for the seller -- thus raising profits -- but is treated as an investment by the buyer, thereby not harming that company's immediate profits.

The scores of seven judges, chosen randomly by computer, count.

Now, there are 14 judges, and 9 scores, selected randomly by a computer, count.

These routine audits are an important check on the accuracy of the computer count.

But the computer count alone may well understate the influence of the Gates foundation, librarians an academic experts say.

He added that having a computer count a set portion of one candidate's votes as if they had been cast for his or her opponent would be "utterly trivial to do".

Of course it could be people were desperate for electoral change, yet finally baulked at the prospect of their vote being processed by a £150m super computer – "count my ballot please Hal"; "I'm sorry, I don't think I can do that Dave".

In this way any computer counting mistakes can be easily discovered and corrected by the operator.