Sentence examples for groups of computers from inspiring English sources

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

Called Athena Clusters, these groups of computers and printers are located in various locations across campus and are available for students.

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.

Microsoft employees, accompanied by United States marshals, raided two office buildings in Pennsylvania and Illinois on Friday, aiming to disrupt one of the most pernicious forms of online crime today: botnets, or groups of computers that help harvest bank account passwords and other personal information from millions of other computers.

SEATTLE — Microsoft employees, accompanied by United States marshals, raided two nondescript office buildings in Pennsylvania and Illinois on Friday, aiming to disrupt one of the most pernicious forms of online crime today — botnets, or groups of computers that help harvest bank account passwords and other personal information from millions of other computers.

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

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.

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

Dorothy is the manager and de-facto supervisor of a group of "computers"—about thirty black women, all skilled mathematicians that includes Katherine and Mary.

It led him to a group of computers on Hainan Island, off China, and to a Web site that would prove to be critically important.