Sentence examples for computing heritage from inspiring English sources

Those remarks followed some choice words from Google's Eric Schmidt last year when he warned the nation was throwing away its computing heritage by focusing on arts teaching at the expense of computer science.

"Today the fully-functioning computer is proving invaluable in teaching our stream of educational groups about their computing heritage".

That is just throwing away your great computing heritage".

"That is just throwing away your great computing heritage," he said.

"That is just throwing away [England's] great computing heritage".Digital technology is now so ubiquitous that many think a rounded education requires a grounding in this subject just as much as in biology, chemistry or physics.

"That is just throwing away your great computing heritage," he said at the time.

Computers compute.

Their only heritage was connected computing.

Hewlett-Packard's and Compaq's "heritage is in the computing business but they've lost their competitive advantage and they want to get it back through services," said Daniel R. Kunstler, an analyst with J. P. Morgan H&Q.

The next election should be about jobs – the job possibilities in health, education, computing, the dairy industry, furniture manufacturing, arts and heritage, the horse industry or even McDonald's: all of which individually employ many more people than coal mining.

X-ray computed tomography (CT) is now used in the cultural heritage field because it is non-invasive and it can give a large amount of information on the inner structure of the object under study.