Sentence examples for the nearest computer from inspiring English sources

To type reports, social workers in field offices drive nine miles to the nearest computer, then wait to use a pair of fax machines shared by 70 people.

"When your hard drive dies, you can go to the nearest computer store, buy a new one, and swap it out," Keasling said.

Some children naturally lose themselves in the library or the local woods or the nearest computer; others ingratiate themselves with the jocks or the goths or the church youth group.

E-Specially My Barney, expected in stores by August, comes with a cord so the purple plush figure can be plugged into the nearest computer, where information can be downloaded daily from a Web site and "personalized" for a particular child.

But privacy advocates worry that by making information like a neighbor's home sale price or a battered woman's address or criminal allegations against a prospective employee as convenient as the nearest computer, the Internet in effect makes public records too public.

To write a report in the past, an officer might have to leave a colleague alone on the jailhouse floor and head to the nearest computer to enter the information -- or worse, write the report by hand and stand in line at a Xerox machine.

If I lived in Ohio, I would run, not walk, to the nearest computer--investigate the issue, maybe even get an absentee ballot, so I could vote early and vote yes on Issue One.

You've unwittingly moved from the couch, to the chair nearest the computer, to the corner of the coffee table.

In summary, with more structures of Nav channels solved in the near future, computer simulations are expected to play more important roles in connecting the molecular details and macroscopic experimental measurements for these channels.

During the third period the dispenser near the computer (at the right side of the patient) was used less frequently than the dispenser at the entrance (p < 0.001).

The coals for water pipes smoldered in the corner, near computers, headphones, a big-screen television, a scanner, sound-mixing equipment and stacks of compact discs documenting protests, arrests and clashes with the security forces.