Sentence examples for tied to computer from inspiring English sources

Software is also so closely tied to computer hardware that it makes little sense not to count it as capital spending.

The latter group is tied to computer models and their screens, and couldn't care less about a company's business model or "story", as long as all those numbers they are screening for show up clearly.

In Denver, Democrats filed a lawsuit asking for a two-hour extension of the polling hours, saying long lines tied to computer and power failures prevented people from voting.

Intel, down 9%, like Hewlett, is tied to computer hardware while IBM has evolved into a software and computer services operator.

Instead of chalkboards, there were big display screens tied to computers.

The attacks on pro-Tibet organizations are not the first to be tied to computers in China.

Civil liberties groups are also concerned about ideas like expanding use of face-recognition technology, which allows security cameras tied to computers to search a crowd for criminals.

Such issues have been exacerbated by a sharp downturn in technology purchases, which has taken a brutal toll on all companies that sell goods tied to computers.

The American workplace is changing to reflect these capabilities; as more jobs become tied to computers and more millennials (who embrace new technology readily) enter the workforce, working from home is a rapidly growing trend.

The service was long tied to computers only, and while it eventually expanded to special internet radios and some mobile phones, it still has yet to become a household name.

The OEM product key from the manufacturer is tied to that computer and will not activate or validate your new computer's Windows XP installation.