Sentence examples for recent computer systems from inspiring English sources
The bank, which is 80%-owned by the UK government, has also set aside another £50m to cover the cost of compensation of the recent computer systems failure that hit customers.
This approach allows that the increasing parallelism of the most recent computer processors and systems be properly explored.
Recent research in computer systems security has evolved into trust issues, which are now becoming an important topic.
Recent large-scale computer systems have especially expanded the number of functional requirements beyond human capability of recognizing their interference, and failure from such causes amounted to 30 40% of all cases of software industry.
Iran reported a number of new cyberattacks on Tuesday, saying foreign enemy hackers tried in recent months to disrupt computer systems at a power plant and other industries in a strategically important southern coastal province as well as at a Culture Ministry information center.
The bank also confirmed on Friday that it would put aside £125m to pay compensation to customers affected by the recent breakdown in its computer systems.
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has put aside £125m to pay compensation to customers affected by the recent breakdown in its computer systems.
In recent past history of computer systems industry, for decades, the hegemony of a few de facto standards dictated by major proprietary commercial products dominated the Operating Systems (OS) field.
The rapid economic development of recent decades has led to computer systems being increasingly utilized in state and private sector organizations to improve productivity.
31 Recent advances in general practice computer systems include remote server 'cloud' storage of records, with staff gaining access via the world wide web rather than records held on practice-based servers.
Recent computer simulations of single-ring systems have shown that the threshold for stability, as determined by a linear stability analysis, matches precisely the stability threshold predicted by simulation.
