'set up computer' is a valid phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of setting up a computer, installing any necessary software, and/or connecting the computer to a network. For example: "I had to take a few hours to set up computer for the new office."
The program will set up computer centers in housing projects.
Mr. Vakil, who is now a product manager for a video chat company, set up computer feeds from assorted real-estate sites, checking daily.
Schlumberger, a large provider of oil field services, acquired Sema, which helps businesses set up computer systems, on April 6 for about $5 billion.
The memo also said that Mr. Furlong had a history of delving into outlandish intelligence schemes, including an episode in 2008, when American officials expelled him from Prague for trying to clandestinely set up computer servers for propaganda operations.
Donors typically do not like to underwrite investments in office equipment, so nonprofits often assemble their technology in a piecemeal fashion, buying off-the-shelf software and relying on volunteers to design and set up computer systems.
DIMENSION DATA HOLDINGS LTD., Johannesburg, South Africa, which helps companies set up computer networks and electronic businesses, said it would acquire TimeBridge Technologies Inc., McLean, Va., a privately held computer services company, for $135 million.
An increased budget is required for setting up and maintaining a data collection infrastructure and personnel able to set-up computer networking facilities and databases are required.
But once you've got those and a service provider, you're off making telephone calls around the world that are effectively free, and capable of doing many more things besides.Internet telephony is not new, having been used by geeks for a decade or more to set up computer-to-computer voice conversations in a similar manner to sending e-mail or swapping data files.
Certain proceedings were delayed as technicians set up computers and cables.
Officials with the city's Department of Environmental Protection set up computers a safe distance away and scanned the air for toxins.
If you regularly set up computers to work on Stanford's network and with Stanford systems, you know it can be a real challenge.
