Sentence examples for existence of computers from inspiring English sources

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

As the story sat, Dean Baquet, the Times' executive editor, decided that it would not suffice to report the existence of computer contacts without knowing their purpose.

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.

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.

I grew up in a time before the existence of television, computers, and mobile phones.

In the world of computers, "failure to launch" belies the existence of a bug in the software that crashes the computer.

It aims to force automakers to disclose the existence of these computer systems to new-car buyers and regulate access to the data in the computers.