Sentence examples for expected computer from inspiring English sources

"Is it like Y2K, where also nothing happened?" asked Juan Lubroth, a senior veterinary official at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome, referring to the expected computer failures that did not materialize as 1999 turned to 2000.

Some of that deficit could be erased if Chief Executive Paul Otellini Paul Otellini makes positive comments regarding expected computer sales for the remainder of the year, but the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company must show it is regaining competitive form against rival microprocessor concern Advanced Micro Devices, which reports on Wednesday.

Future users - mostly, as expected, computer illiterates or individuals with minimal computer experience - and local representatives of the health system from both national and sub-national levels described their environment and outlined their expectations.

Even so, many investors expect computer and telecommunications-related companies to lead Canadian stocks even higher.

Mostly, Google has concentrated on recruiting those with a background in what you would expect: computer science.

One might expect computer scientists to be fans of computer-based vote-counting devices, but it turns out that the more you know about computers, the more likely you are to be terrified that they're running elections.

Still Dr. McGrattan expects computer simulations to be widely used in training, because they can provide a clearer view of fire than video cameras or eyes blinded by smoke.

Given that two and possibly three of the largest computer makers now intend to slug it out in the low-cost server market, small businesses should expect computer makers to break the $1,000 price barrier again and again.

So, we would expect computer assisted learning should be more effective in this setting than audit and feedback.

In addition, we expect computer use to be more strongly associated with hand-arm and neck-shoulder symptoms than ergonomic factors (i.e. working posture and workstation characteristics) [ 24].

Whereas I grew up in an era where we had to work relatively hard to get a computer to behave the way we wanted, kids today will grow up expecting computers to respond to them instead.