Sentence examples for computers to adopt from inspiring English sources
Last summer, a concerted pushback from industry groups and U.S. officials caused China to back off from a plan to require makers of personal computers to adopt special filtering software known as Green Dam on computers sold in the country.
In a keynote speech that opened the annual Comdex computer show in Las Vegas this week, Microsoft's chairman, William H. Gates, described a new class of PC, which the company is encouraging computer makers to adopt.
The announcements to be made on Tuesday underscore both the progress that Linux has made toward becoming a viable alternative to Windows and the challenges that remain in persuading business and consumer computer users to adopt the free operating system.
It's sort of a Wii Remote-lite, which is likely an easier control paradigm for traditional desktop computer users to adopt than anything more drastic.
At other schools, teachers have been reluctant to adopt computers.
They were the first to adopt computers: decades-old mainframes are still in use.
"The cost of broadband and personal computers drives some users to adopt mobile Internet instead of the traditional wireline," Mr. Horrigan said.
The brainchild of Wesley Clark, 'the most brilliant computer designer of his generation', LINC was developed specifically to address the failure of biologists to adopt computer technology.
Though the Board of Trade remains a force in the United States futures market, industry experts say the exchange's reluctance to adopt computer technology and its stubborn defense of face-to-face pit trading may be its undoing.
As The Times reported late last week, a presidential advisory committee is urging President Obama to adopt computer technologies so that better use is made of radio spectrum for wireless communications.
As The Times reported last week, a presidential advisory committee is urging President Obama to adopt computer technologies so that better use is made of radio spectrum for wireless communications.
