Sentence examples for that boot up from inspiring English sources
"There will be more stable operating systems that boot up immediately," said Steven C. Salop, professor of economics and law at Georgetown University Law Center.
The PC will finally triumph in the living room with wireless home networks and Intel's new Viiv technology, which turns PCs into nifty media servers that boot up instantly.
With each drop in the price of DNA synthesis, or improvement in making DNA assemblies, the more projects that boot up, the more companies are launched, and the more investor money is raised.
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If the genes that boot up the zebra fish blastema also exist in people but are not switched on, perhaps some drug might be developed that goads them into action.
A wholly different approach is taken by Arjan van de Ven and Auke Kok, engineers at the Intel Open Source Technology Center, who set out to create versions of Linux that boot up in only five seconds, instead of the 45 normally required.
Like the old Amigas, the new one promises a lean operating system (that boots up quickly) and good graphics.
(Hogenesch noted that "booting up the restorative functions of sleep" may be more complicated than it seems. "It's not simply an absence of activity," he said).
The idea is to provide a compact and simple-to-use operating system that boots up in a few seconds and works securely and easily with web-based applications, such as social networks and online e-mail.
In the early 1980s Phoenix pioneered the design of the basic input-output system (BIOs) that boots up a computer.
Carriers, for instance, can secure the software that boots up a phone, making it next to impossible for hackers to tweak the device and cause trouble.
