Sentence examples for installation of computers from inspiring English sources
A pioneer in the field of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Director of Space Medicine at the Martin Company and a key participant in the early installation of computers at Mass General.
"Immediately stop all installation of computers and Internet apparatus in the public schools, and substitute chessboards," Mr. Wolfe, pictured, said last week at a conference sponsored by the Children's Scholarship Fund.
Saving Minds for 60 Years THURSDAY -- The United Negro College Fund will celebrate its 60th anniversary at a dinner at the Sheraton New York to raise money for the institutions it supports, including scholarships and installation of computers and other technology.
Nunn had supervised the design and installation of computer networks, some costing several million dollars, for the firm's laboratories and pilot plants.
Handling large amounts of data at high speeds has been a problem for so-called no-new-wires home networks, which don't require the installation of computer cable.
They are using software to help schedule and program their shows, and plans call for the installation of computer systems, which will also produce and play commercials and promotions by this fall, with music following next year.
Around this time, audit firms began to move more heavily into consulting, starting their transformation into multi-disciplinary conglomerates peddling everything from legal and strategic advisory services to the installation of computer systems.As listed companies grew bigger and more global, audit firms did too through a series of mergers and acquisitions.
This was in addition to the problems caused by firewalls and anti-virus protection on health centre computers that prevent the downloading and installation of computer programs of unknown origin.
WECSZ will also support the installation of computer work stations in 20 schools to help children conduct research, write stories, and record audio and video programmes on climate change.
When implementing technology-rich curricula, it is important to be aware of school and district policies regarding installation of computer programs, request access to student computers well in advance of unit instruction, and develop backup plans in the event of technology problems.
