Sentence examples for flood of computers from inspiring English sources

But now even that is not enough.The addressing system, called internet protocol version 4 (IPv4), cannot keep up with the flood of computers, mobile phones, hand-held gadgets, games consoles and even cars and refrigerators flooding onto the network.

Sony and Microsoft competed to claim they had the better exclusives, while the developer giants and indies unleashed a flood of computer-generated animations and live gameplay.

The result: a roaring economy that produced a flood of innovations from personal computers and cellular phones to the Internet.

The flood of data from sensors, computers, research labs, cameras, phones and the like surpassed the capacity of storage technologies in 2007.

The result: a surging economy that produced a flood of innovation, from personal computers and cellular phones to the Internet.

Once the application is downloaded — either voluntarily or via a malicious link — the LOIC recruits computers into a "botnet," or a network of computers that floods a designated Web site with traffic until it crashes.

Hackers simply posted a Web link online that allowed volunteers to download an application that turned their computer into a "botnet," or network of computers, that flooded targets like Visa.com and MasterCard.com with traffic until they crashed.

Once the application is downloaded — either voluntarily or via a malicious link — the application recruits computers into a botnet, or a network of computers, that floods a designated Web site with traffic until it slows or collapses under the load.

Mr. Berger, who is president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, said that police officials told Mr. Ridge this month that threat alerts from the F.B.I. spilled out of computers with a flood of other law enforcement information, with no sign that it was urgent.

The flood of information through various computer networks such as the internet characterizes the world situation in which we live.

Another signer of the group's position statement, Dr. Jane M. Healy, an educational psychologist and the author of "Failure to Connect: How Computers Affect Our Children's Minds -- and What We Can Do About It (Simon & Schuster, 1999), said she was appalled by the flood of money being allocated to computers in schools, at the expense of other needs.