Sentence examples for computers spread from inspiring English sources

As the impact of computers spread through society, two professors, John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz, decided that Dartmouth students should have hands-on experience with computers.

Two years later, there are 215 computers spread among 32 primary, seven secondary and four vocational schools in the Dadaab complex in north-east Kenya, home to more than 400,000 people, mostly from nearby Somalia.

Last summer, the world's largest independent software company decided to wager that the future of the operating system will be in a cloud of Internet-connected computers spread around the globe.

A network of some 100,000 computers spread out around the world would be used to handle the data, and 10,000 scientists from more than 100 countries worked on the project, including scientists from countries that do not get along, such as India and Pakistan, Israel and Iran.

Using a public health model for Internet security, the idea is that infected computers spreading worms and viruses are a risk to the greater community and thus need to be isolated.

These six non-implementers had either retained their previous injury recording methods (computer spread sheets (n = 1) and notebooks (n = 3)) or were not recording injuries at all (n = 2).

With the use of a computer spread sheet, equations (10) provide graphs of P and Q as functions of time and these equations are readily extended to more than two competing species of phytoplankton.

Data are extracted in text form from the files quasi-automatically using an assortment of purpose written programmes and macros into proprietary computer spread sheets.

Use a computer spread sheet to make tracking purchases easier, but you could go low tech and use a notebook or note cards.

But as the platform of the "personal computer" spreads further and further from the simple "box and monitor" concept — i.e. to phones, tweener devices, and appliances — the OS becomes stretched thin.

The 13 computers are spread across the globe as precaution against physical disasters and operated by United States government agencies, universities, corporations and private organizations.