Sentence examples for turning to computer from inspiring English sources

But as more and more job applications are made online, companies are increasingly turning to computer programs to help manage the load.

I need to pop these in here (turning to computer)…this is a whole set of measurements which tells us where your lungs are now".

More watchmakers are turning to computer-generated images, which Mr. Thein criticizes as promoting perfect aesthetics over an emotional draw.

At a time when Hollywood is increasingly turning to computer-generated animation, this supposedly obsolete stop-frame technique is still going strong in Britain for films and children's programming.

"Even though sessions often start on smartphones, in the end consumers end up turning to computers or retail stores or even a tablet to seal the deal".

Faced with growing concern about sometimes fatal medical errors -- often errors in medication -- hospitals nationwide are increasingly turning to computers for a timely safety check.

Companies are turning to computers and the Web to teach a geographically diverse workforce and to keep employee skills up-to-date in an increasingly competitive world.

Cosmologists often turn to computer simulations in concocting likely inventories of what the universe is made of.

He turned to computer scientists at Microsoft, who created software for scanning anonymized data collected from a software toolbar installed in Web browsers by users who permitted their search histories to be collected.

To address these problems Wang turned to computer modeling to come up with an optimum wing shape for different speeds.

To tackle their simulation, the pair turned to computer models originally developed by ecologists to predict an animal's geographic range.