Sentence examples for existence of computer from inspiring English sources

The very existence of computer hardware inside such devices is not apparent to the user.

The number of real applications of interactive multiple criteria decision making methods is still modest despite the existence of computer realizations which operationalize them.

However, in reality, when the population are aware of the existence of computer viruses on networks, they will reduce the number of communication contacts per unit time to avoid being infected, the more infectious computers being reported, the less contact with other computers, which is called the saturation effect.

"What we're increasingly seeing now is the existence of computers and sensing devices as part of the infrastructure that surrounds us," says Wright, based at the Oxford Internet Institute at the University of Oxford.

Many of us began life in an age before the existence of computers, Internet, or cell phones.

The existence of the computer disk was first reported by The San Diego Union-Tribune after a school district there was contacted by the F.B.I.

BERLIN — Siemens, the German engineering company, made virus scanning software available to its clients Thursday after learning of the existence of a computer bug designed to attack one of its best-selling industrial automation systems.

This intends to ensure a satisfactory level of service for users of the system without major capital outlays, which will ultimately affect and determine the success and long-term existence of the computer installation within the organization.

Particular tailoring characteristics took into consideration the lack of motivators in the public primary care centers, the scarcity of use of clinical guidelines in daily practice, the absence of referral and appointment systems as well as other organizational weaknesses and the existence of a computer naïve environment.

The International Correspondence Chess Federation said in 1993 that "the existence of chess computers is a reality and for correspondence chess the use of chess computers cannot be controlled".

The comptroller's auditors said they could not "verify the existence" of the computers and software the funds reported purchasing, because Ms. King and Mr. Coluccio denied their requests for invoices and to see the equipment.