Sentence examples for other forms of computer from inspiring English sources

Many criminals in the city are becoming more sophisticated, like using high-tech tools for identity theft and other forms of computer crimes.

Stuxnet and other forms of computer malware have also been used in attacks on Iran's oil industry and Science Ministry under a covert United States effort, first revealed in January 2009, that was meant to subvert Iran's nuclear program because of suspicions that the Iranians were using it to develop the ability to make atomic bombs.

The consequences for victims may also be more serious than those caused by other forms of computer hacking.

But I do believe there will be a stronger use of the capabilities of artificial intelligence and big data analytics to find effective and precise diagnostic and therapeutic solutions, robotic surgery and other forms of computer assisted precision therapy, by the physicians as well as by the patients themselves.

Second, trolling – like other forms of computer-mediated communication – unleashes people's impulses by providing anonymity and temporary identity loss.

Instead, she wrote: "The results point to the need to reconsider the negative labels that have often been associated with female communication styles, and to investigate [their use] as they relate to email and other forms of computer-mediated communication".

But it was unclear from his comments whether he was considering a large-screen phone, or some other form of computer.

He didn't write code or hack or practice some other form of computer voodoo, he just added another digit to his account number in a Web page address and found himself looking at another person's account statement.

I mean, if we're to believe Symantec, then fully 51percentt of the viruses, trojans, and every other form of computer malware ever was spotted in 2009.

It is an absolute miracle that I have never had a virus, trojan, or other form of computer bug on this PC.

Today it is almost impossible to spend a single day without depending on an information system, a computer or any other form of computation.