Sentence examples for used for internet from inspiring English sources
UNIX is widely used for Internet servers, workstations, and mainframe computers.
His research contributed to the development of the fibre optic cables now used for internet connections over vast distances.
However, because such data rates are not significantly higher than those offered by 56-Kbps V.90 voiceband modems, ISDN is not widely used for Internet access.
Credit cards are the only payment platform that is ubiquitously available to Western consumers and can be used for Internet commerce".
The company, whose online payment system featured a currency named flooz that could be used for Internet purchases, listed $295,862 in assets and $13.9 million in debts in papers filed on Friday in Federal Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan.
Seven years ago, during the Justice Department's antitrust case against Microsoft, the judicial "findings of fact" casually suggested that PCs are not necessarily used for Internet access; now it is difficult to find a PC that is not.
Nor would this be limited to the banal goal of getting you to purchase a particular product; it could be used for Internet-scale social monitoring and manipulation.
There are about 12 million Bitcoins in circulation as of now – they exist not as physical units of currency but as a denomination expressed by software – and can be used for internet-based purchases of pretty much anything from books to bicycles.
Diamond: solid technology for e-marketplaces can be used for Internet-based procurement The Rough: demand for products drying up because public e-marketplaces haven't taken up.
This paper proposes a novel interactive control (i.e., active supervisory control) paradigm: telecommanding, which is used for Internet-based wheeled robot teleoperation.
We also developed several key software adaptation technologies and products used for Internet-Based teleoperation, compatible with the BH-III dexterous hand, BH1 6-DOF mecharmcandarm and five-finger 11-DOF data glove, constructed in our laboratory.
