Sentence examples for resolve computer from inspiring English sources
Directly across from the Ford Motor Company's headquarters in Dearborn, the RITZ-CARLTON (313-441-2000, $219 to $325 weekdays) keeps a "technology butler" on call day and night to resolve computer glitches and other technology woes and offers free business travel "survival kits" containing staplers, paper clips, pens, Power Bars and coupons for free drinks.
Planning for host name resolution on a Windows Server 2003 network means developing and implementing a fault-tolerant and secure strategy, whereby host computers on the network are always able to resolve computer names to Internet Protocol (IP) addresses and locate services running on the network in a timely manner.
Computer user support specialists provide technical assistance to users by answering questions or resolving computer problems.
Comparing this sparsely sampled view with the fully resolved computer results will allow scientists to see those phenomena that the real observing system captures, and those that it misses.
He still must appoint a top-notch permanent superintendent for Arlington and resolve the computer problem.
He said the changes were "not issued to resolve any computer software or electronic throttle control concerns".
To prevent and resolve other computer security problems, you may keep AVG Security Tool and Link-Scanner on your Web browsers.
Technicians at the Kennedy Space Center resolved the computer and engine problems that earlier today halted the flight of the space shuttle Atlantis seconds before it was to be launched.
By the time the case is finally resolved, the computer industry will have changed dramatically anyway, given the speed of innovation in this business.
In other words, as with traditional intelligence-gathering and information warfare, conflicts aren't going to be resolved on computer networks via full-scale hacks.
Collaborative human-computer approaches have been proposed to improve accuracy in situations that are difficult to resolve by the computer alone [14].
