Sentence examples for the computer believes from inspiring English sources

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Charles Babbage, the father of the modern computer, believed that advances in the "mechanical arts" provided "some of the strongest arguments in favor of religion".

I still have yet to ever own a laptop computer, believe it or not.

The computer industry believes in squeezing a general-purpose computer into a small casing; the mobile-phone industry takes a more gentle, gradualist approach of adding new features as consumers get used to existing ones.

Many executives in the computer industry believe that the next generation of computing will offer fresh opportunities for competitors like Transmeta to offer alternatives to the dominant industry powers.

The computer is believed to have passed through several hands before it was returned to the Ministry of Defence.

Many people in the computer industry believe that if such a machine is to be built, Dr. Smarr is the ideal person to lead the quest.

The computer, Khalifa believed, was a latter-day "creature made of earthly materials" through which the Koran was broken down mathematically, and God's true message, the miracle of 19, was revealed.

LONDON — The computer consultant believed to be the only survivor among five British men kidnapped in Iraq more than two and a half years ago flew to a quiet homecoming at a military base outside London on Friday.

She describes how she sampled several flights between Bogota and Cartagena, first trying to buy them set with US dollars as currency, and then "tricking" the computer to believe she was purchasing them in Colombia.

I.B.M.'s fallacy was that of crude materialism: accustomed to providing software free with its mainframes, the computer giant believed that market power rested in the hands of manufacturers, and did not realize its mistake until far too late.