Long governing the computer industry has been Moore's Law, the projection of the Intel founder that chip densities and thus computer efficiencies would double roughly every two years.
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The standards that govern the interoperability of computer-readable passports are set by the Civil Aviation Organisation, not the European Union, and so while there will be a different-coloured cover, not much else will change about the fundamental design.
With the right rules to govern it, the computer's world will eventually come to look a lot like the actual one.
When Steven P. Jobs founded Next Computer Inc. four years ago, part of his premise was that the Unix operating system would dominate the office desktop computing market in the 1990's much as the Microsoft Corporation's DOS operating system governed the personal computer market in the last decade.
An alternative to gold, and to the Fed, was suggested by Mr. Bernanke's hero, Milton Friedman: let a computer govern the money supply.
Mercedes has programmed the computers that govern the CLK's acceleration skid control system and electronic stability program to be aware of the car's new levels of performance.
The department said that it was still working on additional regulations that would govern the use of such computers, as well as when truckers are allowed to use cellphones for conversation.
A cybersecurity bill that would have set security standards for the computer networks that govern the nation's critical infrastructure was blocked by a Republican filibuster in the Senate on Thursday.
It is our job to make the determinations that will govern the relationship betweeh people and the computer.
