Sentence examples similar to have entered computer from inspiring English sources

Another school of thought is what she calls the "we won" claim because women have entered computer-related fields like Web site design that are not traditional computer science.

This past Sunday's story, by John Markoff, announced that "computers have entered the age when they are able to learn from their own mistakes, a development that is about to turn the digital world on its head".

Most of the computer industry giants have entered this market.

The academic and industry have entered big data era in many computer software and embedded system related fields.

As students focus on problem solving with regular suggestions from the instructors, joint efforts with their teammates, and immediate feedback from the computer commands they have entered, they not only solve the specific problems but also gain confidence in their problem-solving ability, and their ability to use the tools at their disposal.

While more women have entered higher ed over time, less and less have shown an interest in computer science.

Having entered the computer field, IBM's size allowed it to invest heavily in development.

The impetus was clear: among other recent high-profile threats, the North Korean government was alleged to have hacked Sony Pictures only a couple of months earlier, and, more recently, hackers had entered the computer systems of the health insurer Anthem and accessed personal information about tens of millions of people.

After Ned escapes from the institution -- an escape that follows the "Monte Cristo" story line almost blow by blow -- he feels a bit like Rip van Winkle, trying to cope with a world that has entered the computer age in the 20 years he has been away.

While Richman has entered the computer age, he still reinvents the game the old-fashioned way.

"But now, at long last, the computer has entered the house of the Muse and -- like the man who came to dinner -- the guest is here to stay.