Sentence examples for operating the basic from inspiring English sources

Myers also said some Radio 2 presenters were using other staff as a "comfort blanket" – operating the basic studio equipment that DJs typically operate themselves – and recommended that the station's talent should be "encouraged to self-operate wherever possible".

While today's operating systems — the basic layer of software that runs a computer — can work with this type of hardware, software engineers widely acknowledge that most applications, ranging from corporate productivity software to multimedia programs, are not designed for efficient use of the dozens or hundreds of processors in future computers.

"We just want to make sure the government of North Korea is operating within the basic rules of the international community," Mr. Obama told MSNBC last week.

"We just want to make sure the government of North Korea is operating within the basic rules of the international community that they know is expected of them".

It decides who gets to operate the most basic domains, the top-level domains such as.com and.org as well as all the world's country codes.

I see him using our computers to browse the Web at lunch, so I know he understands the basics of operating the mouse and a browser, but I don't see him do much with the keyboard and I suspect that his typing speed is slow, maybe 20 words per minute.

Operating the iPicUNIX system requires a basic understanding of UNIX and the kernel.

Intel dominates the market for microprocessors, the chips that power personal computers, almost in the same way Microsoft dominates the market for PC operating systems, which control the basic operations of the machines.

Even the Weather Channel's more benign television presence operates on the basic premise that the weather is God's great performance for his people.

In the view of the ZANU government, the struggle for independence must operate on the basic economic struggle of Marxist-Leninist socialist principles.

Notwithstanding its accomplishments, the United Nations still operates under the basic provision of respect for national sovereignty and noninterference in the domestic affairs of states.