Sentence examples for widespread computer from inspiring English sources

"Federal agencies have serious and widespread computer security weaknesses," Mr. Willemssen said.

But when the millennium dawned without widespread computer meltdowns, Chittock's audience disappeared, and the expos disbanded.

As the year 2000 approached, most Americans thought mainly of New Year's revelry or the possibility of widespread computer failure.

Before Jan . 1 2000, millions of lines of code had to be rewritten to avoid widespread computer failures.

He insisted on gold because he believed it might be more valuable if widespread computer failures developed, said House Majority Leader James A. Amann.

Before the turn of the millennium, he recalled, worries about widespread computer failures had prompted many financial institutions to hoard capital.

"These are the first systematic oversight hearings there have been in decades," Mr. Leahy said, adding that the sessions had uncovered widespread F.B.I. computer inadequacies and found that the agency was "not used to anybody asking questions".

These sorts of false positives have been an issue for spam filters pretty much since the beginning of the internet and were so widespread that computer scientists have even christened the issue.

In 1980, though, it was clear that a future of widespread personal computers — and laser printers and screens that showed the very thing you were about to print — was tantalizingly close.

As microscope-side teaching of skills becomes less widespread, and computer-driven decision-support methods are introduced (Ceelie et al., 2007; Lee et al., 2013; Crowley et al., 2013) it is important that we actively seek to identify, understand, and address how we arrive at rapid accurate conclusions or errors (Hamilton et al., 2009).

The widespread use of computers and computer networks, not least of which is the Internet, and the impact this has had on the quantity of information production is putting insurmountable pressure on nations whose first language is not English.