Sentence examples similar to entry to the computers from inspiring English sources

Overall, work practices did not become "paperless" or even "paper light": note taking while with the patient was still most often done on paper sometimes on the back of scraps of used paper with data entry to the computer systems done retrospectively (though this depended again on the maturity of the system in question).

Detectives then discovered Woo had been posing as a student to gain entry to the university's computer room.

"If we treat the entry to our computers the way we treat our own front doors and decide who to let in ourselves, we'll have a better online experience," said Susan Crawford, an assistant professor at Cardozo Law School in New York, and a participant in the project.

Several leading food companies are exploring the possibility of linking their order-entry systems to the computers that compile data from supermarket scanners so that they can bypass the purchasing departments entirely.

Other edits by lobbyists range from a computer in the offices of payday lender Wonga deleting references to "usury" from its entry, to a computer registered to the American multinational Dow Chemical repeatedly attempting to remove a large section from the company's profile detailing "controversies".

Digital intruders are piercing defenseless air space at corporations, public Wi-Fi hot spots and homes to gain illegal entry to computers.

The attackers first installed malware — malicious software — that enabled them to gain entry to any computer on The Times's network.

Data entry to a computer database was performed by a qualified person.

One note stresses that GCHQ employees' conditions of employment state that "unauthorised entry to computer records may constitute gross misconduct".

This effectively denies entry to anyone without computer access, which means a not-small number of New Yorkers.

Fifth, data were checked for consistency and completeness before entry to computer software for analysis.