Sentence examples for embraced computer from inspiring English sources

Over 70 of the largest, most ethnically diverse school districts have embraced computer science, including New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Las Vegas, Houston, and San Francisco.

The other hospitals that have embraced computer systems include the Forces Memorial Hospital (a military run hospital), Nairobi Women's Hospital and Metropolitan hospital.

But he has embraced computers and drive-throughs.

ONE of the most significant advances in biology of late has come from the way it has embraced computers.

To support its conclusion, the committee's report cited the successes of individual schools that embraced computers and saw test scores rise or dropout rates fall.

They both embraced computers and the Internet early on, Ms. Rogers to set up a Web site for her art gallery, Mr. Abbey because "he has always been a gadget man," said his daughter, Christine Abbey-Carlton.

The world has embraced computers, tablets and mobile phones, and the need to find valuable information amid vast amounts of digital traffic created by them has become more difficult.

And, like Mr. Walton, Mr. Baugh embraced computers and telecommunications technology to track inventory and cash flow, and expanded rapidly across the country -- though he preferred buying regional competitors to opening new outlets.

But since the mid-90's, when Hollywood began to embrace computer technology, the only rule in animation these days is that there is no rule.

A new generation of artists is embracing computer code and software in their work.

"If you're a novelist of my generation, we grew up with a prejudice against sci-fi - we felt slightly snobbish about it, whereas people of Alex Garland's generation embrace computer games, manga, and graphic novels.