Sentence examples for reason computer from inspiring English sources

Another reason computer networks are not used more widely and creatively is technophobia.

For this reason, computer simulation becomes an extremely useful tool.

For whatever reason, computer enthusiast Matt Sarnoff misses the halcyon days of the Altair, and decided to build his own PC the old fashion way: with a hot piece of metal and some lead wire.

Do not call a hyphen a dash — as, for some reason, computer-support personnel feel compelled to do when they recite into the telephone the characters you are supposed to enter.

For some reason computers seem to like 15...Bh6 16 f4 though this looks extremely loosening to the human eye.

Readers React There is no inherent reason computers and related technologies cannot be used to encourage and promote creativity and play among young learners, just as much as balls and blocks and mud and gardening tools.

There was no earthly reason computers in the future had to be much bigger than, say, a cube measuring 100 atoms per side.

One of the reasons computers boot so slowly today is that they're still looking for things like floppy drives.

It's been a while since I defragged — years, probably, because these days for a number of reasons computers don't really need to.

If, for some mysterious reason, a computer and modem appear in one of these houses, Manual Saldiva, computer systems administrator at the University of Havana says, "they shouldn't expect anything more than 2,400 BPS".

Expect more such announcements, in particular from telecoms and financial-services firms, since a large part of their carbon footprints is associated with computers and networks.There is a vast scope to use computers in indirect ways to reduce carbon emissionsGreen IT is also being pushed for a third reason: the computer industry's desire to stay in the limelight.