Sentence examples for treating computers from inspiring English sources

Technology's future can't possibly be based on treating computers as if they were hyped-up desks and file cabinets -- passive pieces of ugly furniture.

I started to design something I would call human-biocomputers in the late 1960s, treating computers as an extension of the human nervous system.

By treating computers as a means of storage for the objects of the Information Age, Lochner's altars titled under the series, Mystic Hotel, serve as a recess to store digital or physical objects.

His writing is clear, eloquent and entertaining, and once you've read Code, you will never again treat computers as mysterious, magical objects.

Its recovery is too iffy at a time when buyers treat computers as expensive commodities like washing machines and ovens.

However, previous studies have shown that people may treat computers as social agency and respond to unfairness in computer conditions [Sanfey et al., 2003].

They are now likely to turn their lobbying efforts to other states, most notably California, that also treat computer science as an elective.

The Business Review article, Mr. Bailar added, tended to treat computer hardware and software as if mere transport vehicles for bits -- short for binary digits -- the lingua franca of information technology.

When a charitable nonprofit like Mozilla makes a shift as substantial as this one – installing closed-source software designed to treat computer users as untrusted adversaries – you'd expect there to be a data-driven research story behind it, meticulously documenting the proposition that without DRM irrelevance is inevitable.

Public education systems treat computer science as a second-rate elective only included to deceptively boast about "infusing STEM offerings" into their curriculum.

People often treat computer systems as if they have human characteristics or intelligence, particularly when the system uses natural language or personalized user interfaces.