Sentence examples for heart of the computer from inspiring English sources

The design and implementation of high-level languages is at the heart of the computer science field called programming languages.

The heart of the computer systems for the 2002 Games sits in a makeshift testing lab in downtown Salt Lake City.

So engineers from Hewlett-Packard have created a molecular device that could be the heart of the computer of the future.

The New York Times obtained a draft of a report chapter titled "Emerging Research Devices". The transition to new nanotechnology techniques could occur around 2015, when chip makers will have exhausted their ability to shrink the wires and switches that make up the modern processors and memory storage devices at the heart of the computer, communications and consumer electronics industries.

Early on in "The Advent of the Algorithm: The Idea That Rules the World," David Berlinski writes that the story of the algorithm -- the powerful, deceptively simple idea coiled at the heart of the computer revolution -- is "among the greatest and least known of the modern era".

IBM did this by making the personal computer an open system; but so, in an earlier age, did RCA, which dominated the first generation of broadcasting, and announced in 1946 that it would license its television technologies to any who wanted them; and so did AT&T, which decided in 1952 to license the transistor, the technology that would be at the heart of the computer.

An equation that converts the output of the analyzer to units of concentration of the chemical of interest is at the heart of the computer-assisted monitoring and control system for our inhalation facility.

According to Emmett Witchel, a U.T.-Austin computer scientist, such technical jousting matches are at the very heart of both the computer security and cryptography fields.

It constitutes the physical heart of the entire computer system; to it is linked various peripheral equipment, including input/output devices and auxiliary storage units (see input/output device; computer memory).

Just as a new battle for the heart of the desktop computer has begun, Louis V. Gerstner, the chief executive of I.B.M., appeared to concede defeat yesterday.

It constitutes the physical heart of the entire computer system; to it is linked various peripheral equipment, including input/output devices and auxiliary storage units.