Sentence examples for use operating from inspiring English sources
Some analysts use operating income before Internet expenses and one-time charges to evaluate the health of the operating businesses.
Consumers have never had more choices for capable, powerful and easy to use operating systems, and Ubuntu is only one Linux distribution.
In contrast, the potential applications for a device which is mobile, user-friendly and produces touch-sensitive projections is vast; you could, for example, edit your photos on the go, using your hands to manipulate the images, as well as use operating systems like Windows 7, which is designed to incorporate touchscreen interaction and could be adapted for use with a touch interactive projector.
Nowadays, ten-inch displays (like those used in the iPad and Motorola's Xoom) cost around $65 apiece; seven-inch versions can be had for less than $50.In a similar vein, practically all tablet computers announced so far use operating systems developed originally for smartphones.
The method develops life cycle environmental design metrics and allows variations in hardware materials, transportation scenarios, assembly energy use, operating performance and consumables, and fuels and fuel production scenarios to be modeled and comparisons to competing systems to be made.
During those years, I learned how to use operating systems such as DOS, Windows, and a little VMax, as well as do some programming, mainly with C/C++ compilers and 8086 assemblers, but also a bit of Java and Prolog, Standard Query Language, and a couple of graphic tools for Windows.
Hand-held radios firefighters now use operate on a radio band that goes through steel and concrete better.
In short order, the Berkeley Systems Distribution (BSD) of Unix became the most widely used operating system of its day.
His shop builds a little-known but surprisingly widely used operating system, VxWorks.
TinyOS [16] and Contiki [17] are commonly used operating systems for wireless sensor nodes.
But McColl boosts the numerator by using operating income, which leaves out special merger fees and restructuring charges.
