Sentence examples for workstation computer from inspiring English sources

If you have a Guest Card, printing is only available from a public workstation computer.

1988: Next unveils its innovative workstation computer which is the first computer using erasable optical disks as the primary mass storage device.

In addition to his development of important computer programming languages, especially PASCAL, Wirth led the design and development of the Lilith and Oberon operating systems at ETH. Inspiration for these systems came from his sabbatical at Xerox PARC, where he had used an experimental workstation computer that included a personal monitor and a computer mouse.

In addition to Jeff's responsibilities of manufacturing and supplying chain, Jeff oversees engineering, design and development of desktop, notebook and workstation computer products for Dell.

It was at Stanford that Cheriton first met Andy Bechtolsheim, a brilliant German Ph.D. student who was constantly tinkering with a workstation computer he had designed called the SUN, short for Stanford University Network.

Ahuja et al. ([2007]) developed an algorithm using a technique known as very large-scale neighborhood (VLSN) search that is able to solve the problem to near optimality using 1 to 2 h of computer time on a standard workstation computer.

Initially, Corbin sees the system being used in high-end workstation computers for compute-intensive tasks like genetic research and animation, as well as servers.

Workstation computers have only limited capabilities of delivering results for large-scale simulations.

In the late 1970s and '80s raster graphics, derived from television technology, became more common, though still limited to expensive graphics workstation computers.

Its most popular computer chips, the MC680x0 series, were used in all of the early Apple Macintosh computers and in workstation computers built by Sun Microsystems, Inc., and Silicon Graphics, Inc., throughout the 1980s and early '90s.

In 1991 Dr Gelernter and his colleagues at Yale demonstrated the value of this approach by linking 14 small "workstation" computers to create a cluster that was as powerful as a supercomputer, but cost a fraction of the price.