The phrase "launch computer" is not correct English.
It is not usable in written English. If you are trying to convey the idea of starting up a computer, you could use the phrase "turn on the computer" or "boot up the computer". Example: I need to boot up the computer so I can work on my presentation.
Their first military project was a hand-held launch computer for mortars, which they built while Mr. Thompson was still in graduate school.
The heterogeneous system architecture (HSA) runtime is a thin, user-mode applications programming interface (API) that provides the interface necessary for the host to launch computer kernels to the available HSA agents.
His plan calls for the city to "increase urgency and expand opportunity" by investing more in community schools, after school programs, focusing on reducing chronic absences, and "collaborating with local technology entrepreneurs and innovators to launch computer and coding opportunities".
The Securities and Exchange Commission plans to launch computer software this year to spot accounting anomalies, including potential fraud, in the financial statements that companies file with the agency.
Klein hasn't been impressed by some previous attempts to launch computers for children in these countries.
That's why core bitcoin developer and founder of Dunvegan Space Systems Jeff Garzik has developed the BitSat program, which plans to launch computers on small, (relatively) cheap satellites in 2016.
Paul Popenoe launched computer dating in 1956, on a UNIVAC.
The older group had been launching computer attacks against MasterCard, Visa, PayPal and others that had blocked donations to WikiLeaks.
Of course other people were involved, and other institutions — Penn had its pioneering wartime ENIAC machine — but Turing and von Neumann arguably were the two towering figures in launching computers into the world.
Dickinson: In the earlier days there was a mild disappointment that we were launching computers and not games machines but I think the games market eventually turned our machines into games products.
Cray Research, the company which Seymour Cray founded and led before departing to launch Cray Computer Corp., dominated the high-performance computer market in 1994.
