Sentence examples for role of the computer from inspiring English sources

Advancing the role of the computer system, the LCS focused on creating applications that would foster online computing in several academic disciplines, including architecture, biology, medicine, and library sciences.

The role of the computer in selecting — at random — blocks of prose that correspond to each function undermines meaning, as well as the notion of authorship.

Back in the late 1950s, the then head of IBM, Thomas J Watson, was rumoured to have predicted a potential world market for "maybe five computers", an estimate that illustrates how radically the role of the computer has changed.

Throughout, the human cast remain strangely faceless, playing second fiddle to the music of the cosmos (from Strauss to Ligeti) and the voice of Douglas Rain who brings depth and pathos ("Daisy, Daisy…") to the role of the computer HAL 9000, the film's most unexpectedly sympathetic character.

Mac users can't even sign up for Yahoo Unlimited, and therefore won't get much out of the Sansa — which is odd, considering that the Sansa's stated mission is to minimize the role of the computer in the cycle of consuming music).

Maintaining frequent eye contact is hampered by the increasingly dominant role of the computer and use of the electronic health record in the consultation room.

An article on Sunday about the garage in Palo Alto, Calif., designated by the state as the birthplace of Silicon Valley, reversed the roles of the computer pioneers William R. Hewlett and David Packard in setting up shop there in 1938.

However, the roles of the computer interface and students' cognitive abilities in moderating learning and performance with virtual models are not yet well understood.

In this scenario, we, by our conscious and unconscious actions, are playing the role of that computer's programmers.

It's the Internet!" As a result, I've always considered Apache to be probably the single, most important open source project, but I've also been fascinated by the role of Perl, the computer language they call "the duct tape of the Internet".

She is expected to try to defend her role as boss of the computer and printer-maker, and argue that she was ousted just before her strategy started to bear fruit allowing her successor, Mark Hurd, to grab all the credit.