Sentence examples for coordinated computer from inspiring English sources

Whether because of human error or poorly coordinated computer systems, this was not done.

Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta cited those attacks in an Oct. 11 speech in which he warned of America's vulnerability to a coordinated computer warfare attack, calling such a possibility a "cyber-Pearl Harbor".

But the idea of a coordinated computer setup using a case like this is attractive to me; scientists doing fieldwork, people doing on-location corporate or government work, and lots of other situations that require security and control would do well to consolidate their laptops in this kind of case.

The use of a self-complete questionnaire in conjunction with a life history calendar and coordinated computer-assisted telephone interview was successful in collecting retrospective life course information, in terms of being thorough, practical and efficient.

Israel has been working to protect itself from cyberattacks, establishing a National Cyber Bureau in early 2012 to coordinate computer security efforts.

Representative Jim Turner, Democrat of Texas, advocated the creation of a national chief information officer position in the federal government to monitor and coordinate computer security issues.

This required two instructors, one to engage within the scenario with the students, to protect against patient demise in the event of poor student performance, and a second to coordinate computer driven physiological responses dependent on intervention implemented by students within the scenario.

Employment of these managers, who coordinate computer-related activities for organizations, is expected to grow 15percentt from 2014 to 2024.

The complex construction job is being coordinated by computers, by cellphone "and by a lot of that," Ms. Kanner said, demonstrating a fist banging on a mythical desk.

The search is made possible by Amazon's Mechanical Turk, an interactive Internet application that enables potentially large numbers of people to perform tasks online that are coordinated by computers.

Here's the idea: A Northrop Grumman Global Hawk, buzzing at 20,000 meters, sends intelligence data to a laser-guided targeting device on the ground, which coordinates with an F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jet flying on a fuselage made by Northrop, all coordinated by computers and software linked together by Northrop's systems integration unit.