Sentence examples for the life of computer from inspiring English sources
Screen-saver programs were originally developed to extend the life of computer monitors.
The life of pioneering computer conservationist Tony Sale is to be commemorated with an award for the best computer restoration project.
But children, voting online, went for Kinney's illustrated diary about the life of bullied computer game obsessive Greg, as he struggles to survive school, siblings, girls and friends.
People who bought a mid-range Dell will use Windows XP or Vista for the life of the computer.
Do this by showing the cost difference over the life of the computer (e.g. Cost of software, antivirus, possible repairs. etc).
"Servers expand the life of our computers and give us more versatility," Mr. Newcombe said.
Companies including banks and airlines pay Micro Focus to extend the life of the computers they use to run their businesses, for example to manage data.
It shows how civil servants can cut their use of road fuel, extend the life of their computers and drive down energy costs in government buildings.
Early in the life of personal computers there was a constant risk of "crashes" and lost material, but you would have to work very hard to lose entries on today's sophisticated machines.
"The Turing Project," with music by Justine Chen and a libretto by David Simpatico, dramatizes the life of Alan Turing, the computer pioneer.
We spoke to him at his Paris flat, among the memorabilia of a life of computer scienceDown and out Freshly expelled from Saudi Arabia, the deportees returning to Yemen pose a big problem for the poorest country in the Arab world.
