Sentence examples for countries ' computers from inspiring English sources
In developing countries, computers are outfitted with grand educational hopes, like those that animate the One Laptop Per Child initiative, which was examined in this space in April.
Resources / Materials: -student journals -pens/pencils -paper -classroom blackboard -copies of the article "Hundreds of Thousands in Hong Kong Protest Security Laws" (one per student) -resources about religious freedom in various countries (computers with Internet access, almanacs, library resources, encyclopedias, etc).
In developed countries, computers are used in the bedside area for multiple functions, including ordering, checking laboratory and image results, recording patients' conditions, and accounting.
The police seized false papers from several countries, computer equipment used to forge airline tickets between Spain, France and Algeria.
China has routinely denied that it hacks into other countries' computer systems and asserts that it is the victim of computer espionage.
This involves finding vulnerabilities in other countries' computer systems and developing software tools to exploit them, either to steal sensitive information or disable the networks.
Now that PCs are to be found on half of all office desks and in a third of the homes in advanced countries, computer makers and their software allies have started targeting the 95% of households that watch television.
In some countries, computer programming might be seen as the realm of the nerd.
Much of the available funding may actually have been directed at improving the UK's ability to target other countries' computer secrets.
This argument, that the UK's defence requires the penetration of other countries' computer networks makes it hard to define whether most of the British cyber-security spend is actually going on offensive work - hacking for want of a better term - or whether that activity only accounts for some of it.
Across countries, computer gaming was the second most prevalent activity for boys, whereas for girls, computer use was the second most prevalent activity.
