Sentence examples for version of a computer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wozniak is inspired, and immediately begins work on his own magical version of a computer.

The latest version of a computer worm known as MyDoom disrupted the Google search site yesterday, the same day that the giant search engine announced a range for its share price in the much-anticipated public auction of its stock.

When a complicated version of a computer glitch forced all the news organizations to toss out important information on surveys of voters leaving the polls, television reporters acted as if they had been tossed into the Dark Ages.

In the mid-'70s, the Baileys sent out a couple of hundred units of "Bird Brain --a chicken that could, with the help of a primitive version of a computer, play ticktacktoe over and over again without losing.

France Télécom found itself having to rush out part of its earnings report for the first half of 2001 a week ahead of schedule today, after a draft version of a computer slide presentation about the results was e-mailed to some analysts on Wednesday.

Perhaps that is to keep the price down to make the iPad more attractive to a broader audience, who might just want a media-playback device with the ability to do a bit of e-mail, browsing and Facebook -- a bigger iPod touch, in other words.A third, more ambitious possibility is that the iPad is Apple's latest version of a "computer for the rest of us" just as the Macintosh was 26 years ago.

German college students and participants in continuing education (N = 127) received either a personalized or formal version of a computer-based program concerning gestalt laws.

The data is also in agreement with the previous version of a computer-automated BSI platform that demonstrated the prognostic value of the automated BSI in newly diagnosed and in mCRPC patients [7, 13].

Dr Pyykko and his colleagues made two versions of a computer model of how lead-acid batteries work.

Apple has acquired a small Austin, Tex., company called Intrinsity, known for making zippy versions of a computer chip often found in mobile devices.

Two versions of a computer game, Physics Playground (formerly Newton's Playground), with different degrees of linearity in gameplay sequences were compared.