Sentence examples for dealing with computer from inspiring English sources

Mr Jobs's experience of dealing with computer programmers, says a media banker in New York, means that he knows how to manage creative people.

Closing the Gap, Post Office Box 68, Henderson, Minn., 56044, telephone (612) 248-3294, publishes a tabloid newspaper every other month dealing with computer devices for special needs.

The number of OSS projects dealing with computer game development are on the increase, which lead to more research interests in assessing the quality of OSS resulting products.

Problems were so severe that efforts to share personnel, payroll and other services between the DfT and agencies such as the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) left staff dealing with computer systems which give messages in German.

An English at Work programme about Language to use for dealing with computer problems.

Includes contributions dealing with computer recognition of characters, symbols, text, lines, graphics, images, handwriting, and signatures.

Professor Gibson investigates a wide range of topics dealing with computer-aided design (CAD) and human behavior.

The majority of research dealing with computer-aided process planning of sheet metal bending approaches this problem as heuristic search.

These complex machines are placing new demands on plant maintenance and trouble-shooting staffs, many of whom are not accustomed to dealing with computer-controlled equipment.

I have one guy working for me answering the phone, dealing with computers and mail.

Steve Horn was responsible for all of the spots dealing with computers for school and home, while Joe Pytka on the West Coast directed all of the commercials about business uses of Macintosh.