Sentence examples for going to computer from inspiring English sources
A great deal of the funding for pure science in this country now comes from the National Science Foundation, whose budget is spread across all the sciences, with a small fraction of it going to computer science.
But since college degrees are not mandatory, recruiters are also going to computer coding competitions and parties, in search of talent that is reminiscent of the dot-com mania.
If you just look at what's happened so far this millennium, both the share and raw number of BA's going to computer and information sciences has fallen on net, though it's crept up slightly in the years since the recession.
The profanity-laced book tells the story of Pappy, a self-taught striver thinking of going to computer school who tries to quit the robbery game so he can stay alive long enough to become the old man "on the tenement stoop, smoking his licorice-paper cigarette".
Behlendorf stopped going to computer science classes, then dropped out in the fall of his junior year.
Open your file manager (In Ubuntu, you can open it by going to "Computer" in the "Places" menu on the top of your screen) and browse to the file you want to copy.
When he wasn't helping out at the restaurant or going to computer-programming classes at a vocational school, Pascal worked as a news writer for Radio Zòrèy, one of the country's most popular stations.
"My argument is that if you're going to computer-generate us out of roles that we have traditionally taken, you have to provide others," Pidgeon said over the phone from Hollywood.
Similarly, the share of spending going to computers and software peaked in 2000.
She gets up, goes to computer.
