Sentence examples for operating computers from inspiring English sources

The proof-of-concept attack demonstrated in the documents would rely on the NSA's cable-tapping operation, and the agency secretly operating computers, or 'nodes', in the Tor system.

Whereas the other two factors of CSE refer to operating computers at different levels of competence (basic operational, and advanced operational and collaboration skills), the instructional CSE factor reflects the embedment of computers in instructional settings and for teaching purposes.

Set in the year 2054, it depicts people operating computers using hand gestures detected by sensors.

The war over differing standards for operating computers no longer makes sense, they said.

An example is g-speak, which is now being developed by Los Angeles-based Oblong Industries as a means of operating computers through physical movements and gestures, rather than keyboards and mice.

Batch processing was the normal mode of operating computers at the time: a user handed a deck of punched cards to an operator, who fed them to the machine, and an hour or more later the printed output would be made available for pickup.

In contrast E.D.S., an information technology company, is a major player in the business of operating computer operations for other companies.

Most modern factory floors are thinly populated, by technicians in white coats operating computer-guided lasers.

He spoke fluent English, had grades that were regularly 100% and never below 85%, and was skilled at operating computer graphics.

"He did it in plain sight so that people in the office saw what he had done on the open, operating computer," he said.

It's not sensible to operate computers without passwords, and there is a strong case for making them compulsory.