Sentence examples for hardware technical from inspiring English sources

Boundless Technologies Inc., a subsidiary of the Boundless Corporation (Amex: BND), is introducing the ASP Support Program to supply application service providers with hardware, technical and marketing expertise.

Mark Nelson, a spokesman for I.B.M., which will provide the software, supporting hardware, technical services and system monitoring, said the Arizona program has resulted in substantial savings.

The HPS has 64Kbytes of on-chip memory (Hardware Technical Ref Table 12-1) which does not seem to be touched by Linux.

Finally, the importance of and how to read hardware technical documentation, such as timing diagrams and schematics, is introduced and discussed.

Cyberinfrastructure projects (CIPs) are complex, integrated systems that require interaction and organization amongst user, developer, hardware, technical infrastructure, and funding resources.

This variant would be available where a single registered U.S. exporter defines in advance the parameters of a broad commercial program for which the registrant will be providing all phases of the necessary support (including the needed hardware, technical data, defense services, development, manufacturing, and logistic support).

Pacific Century will procure audiovisual hardware and technical support from Sony PCL, a subsidiary of the Sony Corporation, as well as staffing assistance for the studio.

Mr. Hastings said the Wii's unusual interface, as well as the specifications of its hardware, created technical challenges to getting the service to work properly.

Other investments include E-Center in Krakow, which provides a home, hardware and technical support for Web site operators, and Interactive Medicine, an online service for dentists to handle cumbersome bookkeeping and to manage orders for drugs and equipment.

However, particularly in this hardware generation, technical weakness is increasingly met with intolerance, and many people will find Homefront: The Revolution's shoddiness too much of a turn-off.

Files of John D. Aiken relating to his activities as Computer Services Program Coordinator, 1972-1974, and Coordinator of Remote Computing, 1974-1976, informationormabout about personnel, interactive computing, University planning, regional operations, hardware, and technical questions.