Sentence examples for the notion of a computer from inspiring English sources

"The notion of a computer chess tournament lodged in my head," he said.

Apple's recent dominance also belies the notion of a computer sector on a fixed value-migration path.

And so the notion of a computer scientist and a programmer blurred, and there is a difference.

Neilsen argued for offering a slightly apologetic statement before an error message provided by web servers, but the notion of a computer apologizing to its users inevitably triggers a debate about the appropriateness of providing humanized messages to users.

The notion of a computer at the heart of every home gets a little bump with the multitasking Hewlett-Packard TouchSmart PC, unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show this week as part of the introduction of the Windows Vista operating system from Microsoft.

I am struck by the ways in which the debate around human-computer engagements has moved on from the Turing Test and the notion of a computer that can seem human by simulating human reasoning and interpretation.

Magazines such as Popular Electronics and Radio Electronics helped spread the notion of a personal computer.

The notion of a "personal computer" was as alien as an individual citizen owning a personal aircraft carrier.

The notion of a wearable computer isn't science fiction these days and people have a good understanding of what VR could do for them".

We also get brief, occasional flashbacks to the younger Jobs, when he was still just a hippie in a garage, teamed with his pal Steve Wozniak (Seth Rogen) and tinkering the notion of a personal computer into existence.

As we saw with Glass, which clearly was an early prototype experiment, many people were intrigued by the notion of a face computer, but the reality was different.