Sentence examples for move to computer from inspiring English sources

The data were collected on mark sense cards because the move to computer based direct entry was not sufficiently well developed to risk problems in geographically distant sites.

The move to computers, of course, had benefits for investors large and small, making stock trading cheaper, faster and more efficient.

Then we moved to computers.

Within the world of stocks, more and more exchanges moved to computers.

As designers moved to computers, their logos became more complicated, their palettes more varied.

Even as data moves to computers and the cloud, staplers continue to help people keep it together.

For the moment, Mr. Lehrer, who reluctantly gave up his manual typewriter when the show moved to computers, is drawing the line at one digital update.

With the move to the computer, her architecture began to change; the sharp angles of her early Malevich-inspired designs gave way to more biomorphic shapes.

He is concerned about the edge he would lose if the floor closed; if it did, he would probably have to move to the computer.

For example, you could indicate your chess move to a computer by moving a piece on a physical board rather than by entering your move using a keyboard and mouse.

The ACT has announced that it wants to move to a computer-based exam by spring 2015, my colleague Tamar Lewin reported this week: "We are moving to a computer-based version, but for the foreseeable future, we will also have the paper and pencil test as an option for schools that don't have the technological capability," said Jon Erickson, the president of ACT's Education Division.