Sentence examples for make of computers from inspiring English sources

How much use do they make of computers?

The final myth is the one that leads to the most pronounced false sense of security - that my make of computer or operating system is not vulnerable to security problems.

Increasing use was made of computers at all levels of administration, particularly in mail handling and transport.

One of his creations is made of computer-controlled pinwheels suspended from a ceiling.

Some of his most recent works are what he calls "digital paintings," two-dimensional pieces made of computer-generated imagery printed on industrial vinyl sheets.

Instead of flesh and blood, Jack is made of computer code and lives in a virtual world inside a video monitor.

Much has been made of computer science "returnees," most notably Andrew Chi-Chih Yao, who left Princeton to create an institute at Tsinghua University in Beijing that has already made breakthroughs in game theory and computer security.

The Jagrafress was entirely made of computer-generated imagery (CGI), animated by The Mill.

"We think this is his only finished work," he says, separating the cans to reveal a long scroll made of computer paper taped end to end.

More practically, much hay has been made of quantum computers, which use the weird physics that governs tiny particles to speed up difficult calculations.

It was made of DNA.The computer was so small that a trillion could exist, and compute in parallel, inside a small drop of water.