Sentence examples for grinding computer from inspiring English sources
Words by the Sun, Guardian, Times, Telegraph et al. Pervasive Fritz jokes – as in Torn into Fritz, Fritz all Over etc – by some grinding computer with a mercifully short memory (see the front page legend in the Sunday Mirror hours before kickoff: "Germans trash our boys in vicious verbal blitz – today they'll eat their words").
In 1999, experts set a record by factoring a 155-digit number -- a feat that required 292 computers grinding away for half a year.
It didn't take long for hackers to start using the exploits to run ransomware on thousands of computers, grinding hospitals and businesses to a halt.
I happily spent the day grinding away at my computer, just like any other day.
"The owners of these shops were hot to purchase computer-controlled grinding machines," Mr. Hawkins said.
The researchers then confirmed the computer search by grinding up real insect specimens, extracting the DNA, and searching for the presence of bracovirus integrations.
It's comforting to know that, while you are grinding away on your work computer, a shirtless Shia LaBeouf is out there in the world somewhere, probably gobbling down fistfuls of mushrooms and rapping about how he's "so underground that the rap kids call him Tubman".
Confronting H.P. and Dell is the grinding pressure on both companies' personal computer businesses, where profit margins have declined in the last few years as competition toughened.
The Web is increasingly a big, digital booby trap: viruses bring computer speed to a grinding halt.
Analysis of video is now heavily automated, and computers grind through the data to work out when stores are busiest, when queues are longest and how the positioning of products and promotional displays affects sales.
First, detailed features were extracted from the death certificates, then ground truth labels (computer-aided human ICD-10 coding from official statistics) were assigned to each certificate and finally the labelled features were used to train a predictive model.
