Sentence examples for maintaining computers from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the district found that the cost of providing and maintaining computers for students was becoming prohibitive.
To speed things, he would funnel some of the additional tax revenue to manufacturers "as an incentive to offer more efficient vehicles, like hybrid cars". Vincent Bussey, who earns $34,000 maintaining computers at a bank in Los Angeles, agreed.
He grew up in a Paris suburb, where, he says, "my big passion was building and maintaining computers, and playing computer games". In middle school, he set up library computers, and pursued a mathematics, engineering and physics track, which landed him at one of France's elite science and engineering universities, the École supérieure d'électricité, or Supélec.
But they create additional costs: maintaining computer servers, monitoring piracy, digitizing old books.
India's IT firms may be excellent at producing custom code and maintaining computer systems.
His responsibility for maintaining computer network security meant he had clearance to access a wide array of classified documents.
Mr. Downey, who had a small business installing and maintaining computer hardware for local music studios, lost his computer equipment during an F.B.I. raid in January.
AFS (short for Andrew File System) is an online disk storage system employed by universities, research institutions, and similar groups around the world for organizing and maintaining computer data.
Where outsourcing once meant transferring departments to Bangalore, India, or Riga, Latvia, it now usually involves assigning specific, basic operational tasks like making data backups, running e-mail networks and maintaining computer servers.
He was a native of the Philippines, who'd come to the United States on a Fulbright Scholarship in 1966 and then spent a couple of decades building and maintaining computer systems for the Development Corporation of Israel.
Every year, the Defence Department wastes huge sums of money through mismanagement, including maintaining computer systems that cannot talk to each other, and continuing payments to people who are dead.
