Sentence examples for earliest operating from inspiring English sources

The earliest operating systems were small supervisor programs that did just that: they coordinated several programs, accepting commands from the operator, and provided them all with basic I/O operations.

The earliest operating systems consisted of software residing in the computer that handled "batches" of user jobs i.e., sequences of jobs stored on magnetic tape that are read into computer memory and executed one at a time without intervention by user or operator.

It would also provide tax credits meant to encourage the efficient operations of the plants and to help protect against the risks of early operating losses.

Early operating experience with a high field solenoid inside a cryomodule containing SRF cavities will be given.

The biggest selling point cited by many reviewers is that Windows XP rarely crashes, unlike Microsoft's earlier operating systems, especially those used mostly by individual consumers.

It is important to note that signature-recognition hardware and programs, especially those requiring a U.S.B. connection, have problems working with Windows 98 or earlier operating systems.

Since main memory was very limited, early operating systems had to be as small as possible to leave room for other programs.

These early operating systems engaged in batch processing; i.e., handling sequences of jobs that are compiled and executed one at a time without intervention by the user.

But Mr. Allen was instrumental in putting together a deal to buy an early operating system from a programmer in Seattle.

Insulation had better thermal moderating on the heat exchange between the pipeline and the surrounding soils during the early operating period.

Mr. McDonald went on to develop a file-allocation table, or FAT, for a disk-based version of BASIC and an early operating system he was working on called MIDAS.