Last month, the Suffolk Police Department installed the last electronic fingerprint workstation in its seven precincts.
One morning, Lorna finds herself sitting at a grey workstation in a Docklands office, clueless as to who she is or what she might be doing there.
JR lives on the second floor with his fiancée, a French sculptor named Prune Nourry, and Azoulay; he maintains a workstation in the basement.
At his workstation in a small, fluorescent-lighted office space in Nanjing, China, Li Qiwen sat shirtless and chain-smoking, gazing purposefully at the online computer game in front of him.
And I cursorily imagined a youngish middle manager, slumped over his disorderly workstation in a depot or showroom by an airport somewhere, loosening his tie as he pressed the hot phone to his reddened ear.
Today, her workstation, in a cavernous room, is a few feet away from his and the three other senior executives who share connected desks: Cox; Mike Schroepfer, the chief engineer; and Bret Taylor, the C.T.O.
The little boy in the Yankees cap bounced up and down at the workstation in the "business center" of my hotel as his mother tried to check her email and I tried to update my blog intro.
One important factor was the introduction of the personal computer and the workstation in the early 1980s a development that in turn was fueled by unprecedented progress in integrated circuit technology and an attendant rapid decline in computer prices.
>> >> I also bought Precision M4500 Workstation in the same order.
Are we to see a PS3 workstation in the future?
The 500 series, launched in 1982, was the first multi-processor workstation in the world.
