Sentence examples for material computer that from inspiring English sources

Paramount to the project's success was a digital configuration capable of flexibility with respect to the tolerances of real-world materials and onsite assembly techniques, as well as the conception of the final project as a self-correcting analogue material computer that takes over when the digital emulation no longer is applicable.

Privacy campaigners say the powers outlined in the draft code were more intrusive than intercepting the content of phone calls or emails or scooping up communications data, because they included sweeping up files and material on the computer that had never been shared with anybody else.

You can find all your materials besides a computer (that can run Java) and projector (with at least 1024×724 native resolution) at pretty much any hardware store.

Fort Smith police spokesman Steven Dooly told CBS News there was "enough material on the computer that it would take [investigators] at least 2 or 3 weeks to go through".

Internet providers are required by law to turn over such information when a copyright holder identifies infringing material on computers that they control.

Akamai specializes in distributing Internet material in a way that makes it appear to the recipient's computer that it is originating locally.

The F.B.I. conducted a covert investigation by loading two computers with copyrighted material and joining the Underground Network, a move that let it identify five hub computers that coordinated the file sharing.

Computers that supercharge our productivity.

They want us all to install spyware on our computers that deletes material that it identifies as infringing.

Because the general works on secure computers that handle classified material, officials responsible for security at the State Department would not allow his run-of-the-mill Palm Pilot to be connected to his office computers, a spokesman said.

A Los Alamos computer expert had testified that the downloaded files were classified under a category called PARD, "protect as restricted data" -- a rule for handling computer-generated material that includes some secrets in a sea of more ordinary information.