Sentence examples for potential computer from inspiring English sources

Like many successful inventions originally created by scientists to share information and promote the greater good (including the World Wide Web), distributed computing is being examined for its commercial potential: computer owners may be able to, in effect, rent out unused processing time.

Punch cards were always the source of potential computer error.

Last year, the Fed flooded the banking system with liquidity to ward off potential computer problems associated with the end of the century.

With respect to potential computer intrusion by hostile actors, we did not find direct evidence that Secretary Clinton's personal email domain, in its various configurations since 2009, was successfully hacked.

"Y2K made our company," said Peter A. Allen, chairman, president and chief executive of Data Dimensions, a consulting firm in Bellevue, Wash., whose stock surpassed $40 a share in 1997 as awareness of the potential computer problems spread.

"A potential computer user needs to have some confidence in his own judgement if he is to buy his computer from a tea shop".

A spokesman described the puzzle as a follow-up on unusual methods it has used in the past to reach potential computer-age recruits who might escape traditional methods, which have included discreet advertisements in high-end magazines and newspapers.

In the late 1990s, a similar approach to computer ethics, called "value-sensitive computer design", emerged based upon the insight that potential computer-ethics problems can be avoided, while new technology is under development, by anticipating possible harm to human values and designing new technology from the very beginning in ways that prevent such harm.

However, such post-hoc simulation to establish a "proof-of-concept" is a typical first step in evaluating potential computer-based testing procedures [ 14, 18, 19, 21].

A potential computer-aided approach is to employ hierarchical clustering-based segmentation (HCS) and this interactive educational exhibit dynamically demonstrates this technique.

To reach the full potential of computer resources, Infrastructure as a service (IaaS) offers a full computer infrastructure by delivering all kinds of virtualized resources via the Internet, including hardware (e.g., CPUs) and software (e.g., operating systems).