Sentence examples for past computer from inspiring English sources

In the past, computer risks were included in general insurance policies, but were specifically excluded in the run-up to the year 2000 to avoid "millennium bug" liabilities.

In the past, computer networks were largely local affairs: a department might have had a few dozen computers tied together in a local-area network (LAN).

In the past computer manufacturers mostly sold their refurbished products directly to consumers through retail factory outlets or in bulk to third-party resellers.

In the past, computer processors have been the fastest part of a supercomputer, while memory and disk storage have been bottlenecks.

In the past, computer glitches have caused big problems for a number of growing insurers, notably Oxford Health Plans and the the Cigna Corporation.

A low-pressure system, Charko said, stalled over the British Isles for an unusually long time, and past computer models were of little help in figuring out when the fickle weather would move along.

The museum's path leads past computers filled with examples of digital terrorism and hate groups, culled by the museum's organizers.

Poor, dunderskulled Hunted, with its eyeball injections and talking rabbits and its determination to emulate the counter-terrorism tension of Spooks by having Melissa George run past computers in a George At Asda anorak.

In contrary to the past, computer-based tools are now available that make designing new applications easier.

In the past, computers were only used to carry out simple office work or as a substitute for pens and paper.

They are used to reinforce principles and practices that are essential to a trade or profession [ 12]." In the past, computer-based patient simulations (CBPS) have been offered as a method of providing a common patient base for medical student education.