Sentence examples for governing computer from inspiring English sources

The case against him was weakened because at the time, the Philippines did not have laws governing computer espionage.

In a separate action, Representatives Howard L. Berman, Democrat of California, and Howard Coble, Republican of North Carolina, introduced a bill that would immunize copyright holders from laws governing computer intrusion if they disabled or impaired a "publicly accessible peer-to-peer network" to prevent their works' being traded.

The deal comes at a time of heightened scrutiny by regulators over ownership of intellectual property governing computers and mobile communications.

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.

However, the Department of Transportation has in place anti-bias regulations that govern the computer reservations systems (C.R.S).

Under this circumstance, it is not too naïve to imagine that human being will be govern by computer machines one day that has been frequently described in scientific fictions, particularly after the recent victory of 'AlphaGo' over the top human Go player [1].

Everything around us, from the phones in our pockets and the cars we drive to the terminals that monitor the fluctuations of our fortunes, is governed by computer systems that run on lines of code.

Once you have central locking and a computer governing a car's functions, passive entry systems are cheaper than keys, said Julia Langenbach, a Delphi engineer.

The creation won't be winning any awards for agility, but given that autonomy is generally created by a computer governing a robot's movements, this is a significant milestone.

Isn't this the big-time college game that we celebrate for not being governed by computers and contrived postseason possibilities?

"Web science looks at the web as a large system which depends on the laws of behaviour between people, like copyright law, as well as the protocols that govern how computers communicate with each other," he says.