Sentence examples for existing computer system from inspiring English sources

For owners and managers of small businesses, such an understanding can aid in assessing current challenges; for example, the need to upgrade an existing computer system or to hire and train second-level managers to maintain planned growth.

The agency believed that competitive bidding was unnecessary because of what it considers Lockheed's unique familiarity with the existing computer system.

The method was created to allow both (1) automated hull form definitions when integrated to an existing computer system and (2) quick but detailed preliminary calculations of stability, lift and drag, volumes and internal space allocations, sea-keeping estimates, etc., all with very reasonable precision.

Instead, they make existing computer systems more effective, promising a quick return.

The cost of the program and training can run anywhere from $40,000 to over $200,000, depending on the size of the department and existing computer systems, Mr. Griffin said.

Elon Musk, Ray Kurzweil and others outline the power of big data and existing computer systems, and describe how such technologies have already manipulated world events, particularly recent elections.

The examples have hopefully shown that reliability theory can be used to analyze existing computer systems and may act as a guide for finding ways to improve the reliability of such systems.

Thus, datacentres that consist of decades of legacy systems and lots of incompatible machines can now be snapped together and apart, Lego by Lego.In place of studs and holes, web services use standardised software that wraps itself around existing computer systems.

In addition to the $100 billion spent in the United States cited by Mr. Dutton for "fixes" of existing computer systems, surveys of large companies in 1999 showed that many had speeded up the purchase and installation of new systems in part to avoid the need for patchwork repairs.

Following experience with a couple of earlier manipulators, the Stanford-Rancho Arm (a modified prosthetic arm) and the Stanford Hydraulic Arm (a high speed but dangerous and difficult to control manipulator), this arm was designed to be easy to control and compatible with the existing computer systems (PDP-6) and the SAIL facility.

The F.B.I. could adopt one of these existing computer systems.