Sentence examples for made its computer from inspiring English sources

Google published a maps Web site, and, unlike many Web sites, this one made its computer code visible to people like Mr. Degnan, a computer programmer who knew where to look.

The bank made its computer system available to Mr. Stern to make after-hours trades, including trades in other companies' funds, according to the attorney general's settlement with Mr. Stern.

Bank of America will also divest itself of a subsidiary that clears trades on behalf of smaller brokers and that made its computer systems available to third parties for short-term fund trades, the company and the regulators said.

I grew up in Hanover, N.H., and Dartmouth College made its computer center available to middle-school students, so I learned basic programming at 12. I was enthralled with computers.

The company said it would make its computer source code available for review by governments worldwide to demonstrate that it does not include "back doors" allowing easy access to user information.

Now, with ReKognition for Glass (or ReKoGlass, as it's being called), the company is making its computer vision capabilities available to those building apps for Google's new wearable technology.

By turning two large and bloated rivals into one huge and leaner operation, Ms Fiorina hoped, HP could make its computer business as profitable as its printer business, in which it is the unchallenged world leader.Blame DellThat is not at all how things turned out.

The company, which makes its computer chips all over the world, discovered dismaying variations in quality and output from plant to plant, and these variations cost money.

Indeed, while much of the world has been pursuing a computer vision that is increasingly decentralized, Google is taking the opposite course -- using the Internet to make its computer system, the world's largest, available everywhere.

His lab has also found ways to use vocal cues to spot inebriation, though it hasn't yet had luck in making its computers detect humor — a hard task for the machines, he said.

In every case, he said, Amazon Web Services had developed ways to make its computers run cheaper and more efficiently than standard commercial products.