Sentence examples for start of the computer from inspiring English sources
The phrase "start of the computer" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the beginning or initialization of a computer system, but it lacks clarity and context. Example: "At the start of the computer, the operating system begins to load."
Apple and Microsoft were business partners at the start of the computer era beginning in 1977 when Mr. Gates supplied a copy of the BASIC programming language for the Apple II computer.
A redesign was ordered and as a result only a few hundred computers out of a planned batch of 3,000 were ready in time for the start of The Computer Programme when the first episode was broadcast in January 1982.
He was, of course, in the right place at the right time – the start of the personal computer industry – and he was well placed to catch the wave as analogue industries changed from vinyl, tapes, film, paper and other physical formats to digital ones.
I found MST3K in the mid-1990s, which meant that the glory days of the funniest show in the world coincided with the start of the personal computer revolution.
Luckily for the enthusiasts at this third VRLA meet-up more than one company present is staking their whole existence on the dawn of virtual reality being as big as the start of the personal computer era or bigger: from the plans being made it's clear the evangelists think that VR is the next TV.
At the start of the 1970s, a computer chip held a couple of thousand transistors.
We classified all other women as users of unknown duration that is, those whose current episode of study drug began within four months of the start of their computer record.
"Wearable" computing is the start of the drift from owning computers to having computers inside of us: it is not a great conceptual leap from Google Glass to eye implants, or from the Apple Watch to having a chip in your arm that gives you a small electric shock every time your boss sends you a message.
Randomization was done prior to the start of the trial using computer-generated random patient allocation in blocks of four for each participating surgeon (Block Stratified Randomization version 4.4, 1997; S. Piantadosi, Baltimore, Maryland).
Three different forms are used in the trial: (1) baseline player data form collected at the start of the trial, (2) computer-based registration form collected every month, on which one of the coaches/team leaders documents individual player exposure, and (3) injury report form on which the study therapists report acute knee injuries resulting in time loss from training or match play.
Reduce the number of programs that start with the computer.
