Sentence examples for functioning computers from inspiring English sources
Twenty-six (40%) institutions reported having less than four functioning computers and fifty-five (85%) institutions reported having a functional printer.
At the top end are the systems used by Martin, Nicklinson and Hawking: fully functioning computers, controlled in any number of ingenious ways.
But they also encourage lingering, with dozens of fully functioning computers, iPods and iPhones for visitors to try — for hours on end.
But they predict that one day people will carry their computer core around and dock it with keyboards and monitors, televisions, cell phones and other types of electronic systems to turn them into functioning computers.
But in the age of tablets, it is really competing against fully functioning computers wit touchscreens that are slightly smaller.
I'm not one of these guys who creates functioning computers or scale models of the Vatican in Minecraft, but occasionally I'll put together a sweet little tower and house that could just possibly be worth saving.
Two months after being elected, I was still without a working office - no functioning computer, no fax connection.
Security types, in both the public and private sectors, are increasingly worried about our societies' utter dependence on a functioning computer network.
Using "672 pumps, 2,000 logs, 8,500 mechanisms and thousands of other assorted bits and knobs like doors and rock blocks," he'd built a crude but functioning computer within Dwarf Fortress.
5.04pm BST Ahead of today's conference, Dominic Rushe spoke to Google Glass testers to see what they think of the wearable computer, which allows users to save precious seconds every day by having a functioning computer in front of their face instead of on a mobile phone.
Among the eye-catching machines in the series is the Harwell Dekatron, a two-metre tall, 2.5 tonne monster from 1951 which is the world's oldest functioning computer, and the Control Data 6600 from the 1960s, often called the first "supercomputer".
