Sentence examples for hardware that drives from inspiring English sources
Finally, on Friday, the hardware that drives one of this Babbage's two virtual servers gave up the ghost.
After submitting to biometric hand scans in the lobby and passing through a sensor-laden multidoor man trap, Manos and I entered a bright, white room filled with librarylike rows of hulking, black racks of servers — the dedicated hardware that drives the Internet.
TFs are proteins that directly interact with DNA, and to some extent what we display here is the map of the cell "hardware" that drives DNA dynamics.
This method of operation is far less off-putting for casual or non-gamers than mashing the plethora of buttons in just the right order on the game controller.Non-game gamesBut it's not just the hardware that has driven change; the games themselves are a key element.
Nvidia also had its own showfloor presences, including a self-driving car demonstration featuring BB8, its own test car, and an Audi Q7 equipped with the same software and hardware that could also drive itself, with no human behind the wheel.
Well, Seagate thought long and hard and created the GoFlex system, a drive with removable transport hardware that can turn a standard SATA drive into a USB 2.0/3.0 drive, a Firewire storage device, or even a powered eSATA device.
Open hardware means that information about the hardware such as mechanical drawings, schematics, bills of material, layout data, and the software that drives the hardware, are all released with open licenses.
The chapter focuses primarily on the central processing unit (CPU) and memory systems, with some consideration of the software that drives this hardware.
Bickering over hardware aside, it's still software that drives profits and platform sales.
In addition to making the service available on TiVo hardware that doesn't have a hard drive built in, the cloud-based services enable TiVo users to access live and recorded content on other devices and apps.
Atlanta-based phone company i2 Telecom has changed that with the VoiceStick, a software-based VoIP phone that is loaded on a flash-based USB thumb drive, the same bit of hardware that's become popular for transferring files between PCs.
