Sentence examples for stack of computer from inspiring English sources
As a writer, you might dither a while over a stack of computer magazines and then plump for an Osborne 1 (Ralph Ellison) or a Wangwriter (Stephen King).
What he had was a printout of "the assembler third pass listing" for the BT-76 program — a stack of computer paper still joined together at the folds which was four or five inches high.
Entering the lab, the first thing you think is, "so, this is it?" There's not much to see except a worn-looking blue-gray carpet, a stack of computer equipment and a weird looking helmet attached to a fat electronic umbilical cord.
"If these are cheap, enough I might buy a couple of them," he said, eyeing a stack of computers sitting in a corner of a warehouse.
Their stacks of computer components grow ever taller around Mr. Layton's time capsule of an organ booth.
Until the building was recently modified to make it earthquake-resistant, the office had attained notoriety for the towering stacks of computer science literature that filled every cranny.
BANG PA-IN, Thailand -- In the neck-deep floodwaters of an industrial zone here, workers are using Jet Skis and wooden skiffs to transport stacks of computer components out of waterlogged factories.
A state-of-the-art replacement purrs on my desktop, which has been cleared of piles of drafts about the Algonquin and the Iroquois and nearly all the stacks of computer games.
Piled on Mr. Pietsch's desk recently was that two foot-heap of typescript, as well as stacks of computer disks whose labels indicated the evolution of the novel's title -- from "SJF" (for "Sir John Feelgood") to "Glitterer" to the current and somewhat mysterious "Pale King".
On that same Friday in July, at the Nasdaq "command center" deep inside the Trumbull complex, a lone technician sat, like that guy in "The Matrix," watching stacks of computer screens and monitoring a cascade of data — every price offered, every bid hit in the Nasdaq universe.
The businesses in these buildings throw off "waste heat" from ovens or air conditioning systems that cool the inside of malls or stacks of computer equipment.
