Sentence examples for computing telecommunications from inspiring English sources
The University of Illinois recruited her in 1990 with the additional title of vice provost for information management, dealing with computing, telecommunications and information systems.
Boeing's shared-services division, which handles computing, telecommunications, building maintenance and other in-house jobs for the aerospace company, plans to cut 1,200 to 1,500 jobs in the next six months, the company said yesterday.
Thereby, it may happen that "computing, telecommunications, and broadcasting all merge into a single stream of discrete bits carried on the same ubiquitous network" (Odlyzko 2001, p. 1).
The rapid emergence of powerful and innovative technologies in manufacturing, computing, telecommunications and the life sciences, such as biotechnology are making the strategic management of technology, a critical task in virtually all organizations.
Technology writer George Gilder proclaimed that "cities are leftover baggage from the industrial era" and concluded that, due to the continued growth of personal computing, telecommunications and distributed production, "we are headed for the death of cities".
Computing and telecommunications: Steve Furber and Sophie Wilson, formerly of Acorn Computers, co-creators of the power-efficient ARM processor that powers most of the world's mobile phones.
Separately, industry consortia have been promulgating a wireless standard known as Bluetooth, a computing and telecommunications specification that allows mobile phones, computers and handheld PCs to communicate with each other.
Computing and Telecommunications: Raymond Kurzweil, founder of Kurzweil Technologies, for his work in artificial intelligence.
Computing and Telecommunications: Matti Makkonen for the development of Short Message Service (SMS), or text messaging.
As newspaper circulation fell, computing and telecommunications merged, and the Internet arrived with all the subtlety of a supernova.
Second, economic growth is being driven by industries such as computing and telecommunications where innovation is particularly important.
