Sentence examples for sets computer from inspiring English sources

The television networks and Web site operators that are Nielsen's clients have been demanding three-screen measurement as they try to understand the relationships between TV sets, computer screens and mobile devices.

By 1980, according to The Harvard Health Letter, various introduced sources, like medical tests, nuclear power plants, nuclear fallout, television sets, computer monitors, smoke detectors and airport security scanners, added another 0.5 millisieverts per year.

As Patently Apple found, the latest filing also notes that the technology can be used for "other types of display devices such as television sets, computer monitors, projection systems, and so forth".

Just to take one item as an example, in September 2002 a Chinese customs office in Zhejiang Province recorded a 400-ton shipment of "electronic garbage" originating from the U.S., and consisting of scrap electronic equipment and parts such as broken or obsolete color TV sets, computer monitors, photocopiers, and keyboards.

Millions of onlookers, moved by the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding on their television sets, computer screens and newspapers, contributed to the relief effort.

The Little Rock broadcaster was a pioneer in the world of virtual sets, computer-generated constructions that blend seamlessly with real people the way the digital dinosaurs in "Jurassic Park" do.

Such displays are used as viewing devices for television sets, computers, and video and digital cameras.

The classrooms at Dodge are not Mission Control Houston, but they are equipped with telephones, television sets, computers and internet hookups.

Some items — discarded television sets, computers and printers that still have some life in them — are snapped up by other residents on the prowl for bargains.

In the center was a satellitelike globe made of old television sets, computers and radios, from which came recorded voices reading from Mao's "Little Red Book".

There, faculty need start-up funds not for labs, but to acquire research tools such as data sets, computers, and media equipment.