Sentence examples for groups of computer from inspiring English sources

EGroups, which is based in San Francisco, provides e-mail services for groups of computer users.

Then they provided groups of computer scientists — all entrants in a competition called the DREAM Olfaction Prediction Challenge — with more than four thousand pieces of information about the molecules, ranging from their component atoms to their 3-D shapes.

You might make good money at Yahoo, but try buying a house in Silicon Valley, where groups of computer programmers share ranch houses while janitors live in garages or sleep on buses.

The situation today is marked by groups of computer engineers sitting around discussing age-old philosophical problems.

The legislation defines STEM as "… a field included in the Department of Education's Classification of Instructional Programs [CIP] taxonomy within the summary groups of computer and information sciences and support services, engineering, mathematics and statistics, and physical sciences".

Different groups of computer programmers were observed to display individualism or collectivism, indicating the possibility that individualism and collectivism might exist on an occupational level as well as on a national level.

The Proxim Corporation of Sunnyvale, Calif., provides wireless equipment for wide- and local-area networks, which are used to link groups of computers.

In the beginning, Ethernet was a simple data standard for letting groups of computers communicate within a single office building, or at most an office-park campus, at a top speed of 10 million bits a second.

Aventis has tied together groups of computers running not Microsoft's operating system but the freely available Linux.

Indeed, in a parallel Linux cluster like the ones used by many biotechnology companies, different groups of computers within the same cluster will be performing different tasks.

Meeting participants included a diverse group of computer scientists, mathematicians, computational physicists, legal scholars, journal editors and funding agency officials, representing academia, Google and all points in between.