Sentence examples for linking computers from inspiring English sources

Equally, Mr Gore spoke passionately during the 1980s about the importance of linking computers together, and claims to have coined the term "information superhighway".

He might use the phrase "the Net" or "the information highway," but what he meant was interconnectivity itself — interactive TV, or connecting computers to others through what we have come to call intranets, or systems linking computers to on-line data banks.

Some of these studies have been performed in relation to the use of Ultra-wideband (UWB) systems [10, 11], a technique likely to be used in Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN) for linking computers and peripherals at very short distances.

THE Internet transformed the world by linking computer networks.

Andreas Schleicher, head of education at the OECD, said linking computer use to reading scores in tests for 15-year-olds showed that those who spent the most time on computers in school only performed "moderately" in literacy tests.

Because of the millennium computer-bug problem, banks that strike merger agreements any later than now will be faced with an awkward choice: postpone linking computer systems for over a year, or rush the job and hope for the best.

The internet became the great twentieth-century network, linking computer systems together to amplify their capabilities.

Some Apple fans wondered if it was a reinvented Newton PDA, or a "digital hub" for linking computer networks to home audio equipment.

Hewlett-Packard competes with Cisco in selling switches to link computers in office networks.

In some cases, the "chats" link computers without any human involvement.

Cisco Systems, the world's largest maker of equipment to link computers, added 29 cents, to $25.06.