Sentence examples for credit to computer from inspiring English sources

The cover article, written by Declan McCullagh, suggests that while databases can lead to breaches in privacy, it allows Dell to provide instant credit to computer buyers, grocery stores to stock goods that their customers want, and mortgage lenders to keep their rates down.

The suit, which will be addressed in press conference later today, alleges that Dell mislead its customers into thinking they were getting low financing when in fact it was applying high credit to computer purchases.

" … New Guinea Highland societies in 1931 lacked not just manufactured clothing but also all modern technologies, from clocks, phones, and credit cards to computers, escalators, and airplanes.

There are time banks – especially in Washington DC, in the youth justice system – that pay teenagers to sit on juries trying other teenagers (they use their time credits to buy computers).

Stanley Donwood worked with Yorke to design the artwork for most of the "Paranoid Android" releases, although both the images and design were ultimately credited to "dumb computers".

"He would brag how he changed bad credit to good credit on his computer," one neighbor said.

I am currently on hold to their UK office, it's been 35mins so far, my wife is adding Skype credit to the account from another computer I use it on this one.

One non-K1dd13 hacker offered to trade 14 unused Visa and Mastercard numbers, or "virgin credit cards," for access to computer accounts.

With limited or no access to computers, credit checks or social media, prisoners may not discover that their identities have been stolen until after they are released.

And they are paying increased attention to computer-calculated credit ratings that knock out many who might have qualified under the less-mechanized evaluations previously made by bank employees.

Another breakthrough was the concept of the stored-program computer, usually credited to the Hungarian-American mathematician John von Neumann.