Sentence examples for logging on through from inspiring English sources
But its editors hope that the format will enable the O.E.D., as the work is generally known, to reach far more people than it does already, with most of the users logging on through libraries and universities (Web site: www.oed.com).
Ms. Habjan Boisselle said many women were further hampered by limited access to a computer connected to the Internet, logging on through public libraries and other systems open to the public.
The Warwickshire website was unable to handle the demand of fans logging on through the night to buy cut-price last-day seats, but the technological problems did not prevent 11,000 supporters getting tickets online to go with the 8,000 who had bought them in advance.
The simplest way to log on might be through facial recognition - or "authentication by selfie," as Dr Allan calls it - because it would require the user to do nothing more than look at their computer or mobile screen.
Remember to log on before you start to browse through FreeWarranty.com's wares, which are heavily weighted toward electronics, with items ranging from Apple's iPod to the Xbox 360.
One is to log on through a browser (Netscape or Microsoft) and download or upload files one at a time.
About half of the people with Internet access, meanwhile, log on through Internet cafes or other public venues, making them unlikely candidates for online economic activity.
The device will also allow authorized people to call in or log on through the Internet to track a wearer's whereabouts and physical condition.
After behind-the-scenes work, however, viewers can now log on through their iPods and watch BBC programmes whenever they are connected to a Wi-Fi hotspot.
As many as 94% of internet users log on through their personal computers, and the use of digital television to access the net has not significantly increased from last year.
Mr. Klein said that after much debate, Riskalyze decided it was easier to have users log on through an existing social media site, saving them from having to remember yet another password.
