Sentence examples for searching on a computer from inspiring English sources
Instead of looking through the man's medical files by hand or searching on a computer Horng called up the information on Glass and was able to administer the life-saving medication.
People searching on a computer for jeans, for instance, most likely want to research styles and colors, while people doing the same search on a phone want the nearest place to buy a pair, said Mr. Spero at Google.
The system, called ScanMail, uses speech recognition technology to transcribe voice-mail messages so that they can be searched on a computer by keyword, the sender's name or a phone number.
Google can link what a logged-in user does on the computer and phone, to show someone a cellphone ad based on what they have searched for on a computer at home, for instance.
Researched the how-to on the internet; cops found the searches on a computer she'd used down at the library.
If an eBay shopper is interested in a certain handbag, and saves that search on a computer, eBay will send alerts to her cellphone when a new handbag arrives or an auction is about to end.
The most archaic forms of information-sharing most Millennials recall are usually the first clunky attempts of Internet search on a computer.
The Associated Press reports that Aurora Police Detective Michael Leiker testified during the pre-trial hearing for Holmes on Thursday that the "rational insanity" search term was found on the Bing search engine on a computer that he examined during the theater massacre investigation.
Our framework can be used to distribute SI algorithms for solving graph search problems on a computer network.
Initially he was happy at the prospect of being sent on a programme to help him find work, but he struggled with the requirement to search for jobs on a computer ("I've never owned a computer; we didn't have computer lessons at school"), and to prove that he had applied for a fixed number of jobs a week.
After reading a clue, contestants will search on computers or run straight to the airport ticket counter, begging for the speediest route.
