Sentence examples for in larger computers from inspiring English sources

The company's business in larger computers, mostly data-serving machines running the Unix operating system, was not making much money, even when industry demand was surging.

In past years, packing components so closely together to achieve what computer makers call a smaller "footprint" encouraged many laptop manufacturers to use less powerful microprocessors than those in larger computers to reduce heat and not overtax smaller batteries.

Much attention has been paid to the Y2K bug in larger computer systems, like the ones that control the world's banks, corporate accounting programs, data bases, air traffic control systems, nuclear power plant security systems, communications satellites and so on.

Multiprocessor systems first appeared in large computers known as mainframes, before their costs declined enough to warrant inclusion in personal computers (PCs).

He writes, "we have more processing power in our hands today through smartphones than we did in large computers decades ago.

For this, radio access network (RAN) functionalities may run in large computer centers, able to dynamically assign more or less units of computation to the virtual cells distributed in the network.

In large computer-processed photomontages, she mixes and layers disconnected images -- placing Western fashion models in an open-air African meat market, for example -- to surrealistic and politically provocative effect (Johnson).

They are used, for example, in digital circuits so that information stored in large computer memories is not lost during a momentary electric power failure; the electric energy stored in such capacitors maintains the information during the temporary loss of power.

Larger computers in data centers power e-mail, electronic commerce and the Internet.

Personal computers were increasingly interconnected with each other and with larger computers in networks for the purpose of gathering, sending, and sharing information electronically.

The regulatory arm of the European Union has accused Microsoft of illegally using Windows to control markets in operating systems for larger computers and for audio-visual software.