Sentences with phrase «computers store information»

I'm not suggesting we be anything more than «tech savvy» — with a basic understanding of how computers store information and how networks work.

All distributed computers store the information that Sam got 12kWh of solar power from Paul.

This is because classical computers store information in binary bits — either a 0 or a 1.

The computer stored information about some 15 million people who had applied for service with telecoms carrier T - Mobile during the prior two years, Experian said.

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Laptops, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), and Blackberries (wireless cell phone and PDA units) use wireless data transfer technologies to provide users with almost instant access to information stored on a company's computer networks and servers from just about anywhere within reach of a cell phone tower or wireless Internet transmitter.

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The first is next to the processor: This nearby memory is smaller, more expensive and usually only stores information as long as the computer is on — it's what the industry calls volatile memory.

If you have your accounting data stored locally and don't have a backup system in place, you can risk loosing all of your financial information should the computer crash.

Store this information in one place — be it a folder on your desk or a file on your computer.

But finding a way for a computer chip to be able to retrieve and process information stored in photons is tough for the same reason that makes light so appealing: it's too damn fast for existing microchips to read.

This can be accomplished with most regular web browsers by going into «private» mode, where cookies and history are not recorded, but the difference with SurfEasy is that such information is tracked and stored on the USB key, which means you can take it with you and use it on different computers.

Some justices worried during arguments in April that a ruling for the broadcasters could also harm the burgeoning world of cloud computing, which gives users access to a vast online computer network that stores and processes information.

When you view our website, we might store some information on your computer.

Cookies are small packets of data that a website stores on your computer's hard drive so that your computer will «remember» information about your visit.

Cookies are small pieces of information stored securely on your computer.

The computers / servers in which we store personally identifiable information are kept in a secure environment.

When your truck arrives at the office, the tracking device is removed and the information and the data are downloaded to a computer and stored there.

The «decentralized global computer», as Popper describes it, operates through a network of computers that analyzes and verifies computations in order to store a wide variety of information, unlike Bitcoin which stores financial information.

Issued in May 2011, it covers a computer system comprising a data store containing a decision tree that is constructed to produce a predicted geographic location for an IP address associated with a user; and a computing device that obtains a first set of sample data including IP addresses and user profile information; trains the decision tree with the first set of sample data; obtains a second set of sample data including geographic location information correlated with an IP address; prunes the trained decision tree with the second set of data; and then qualifies the decision tree with a third set of sample data to assign to each leaf node a confidence score indicating the degree of accuracy of a predicted geographic location.

Although the information you provide on the Ballpark E$ timate worksheet may be temporarily stored on your computer, it can not be stored or viewed by the American Savings Education Council (ASEC) or any vendor who may provide internet services to ASEC.

Your data is stored in the cloud and is automatically backed up, so you don't have to worry about losing your information or redoing everything in the event your internet connection goes down or your computer is lost or stolen.

Privacy advocates say that means trouble for Canada's ability to shield sensitive information such as health or financial data from the prying eyes of foreign agencies by storing it in computer servers on Canadian soil.

On the other hand the users also can create a wallet with the help of the web where they do not need to store all funds and information in the MEW rather they can save in their computer.

Ethical concerns relative to invasion of privacy are increased as computer data banks, computer banking, and shopping make it possible for others to retrieve private information which has been stored.

The teacher is no longer the primary repository of information — computers can store, sort, retrieve and display information more quickly and efficiently.

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Please note that your personal information will be stored and processed on our computers in the United States.

Instead of keeping endless amount of sticky notes all over your desk, you keep your information stored and filed neatly on your computer.

A «Cookie» is text information stored on your computer's hard drive by an internet web server.

If you have a lot of information to share that won't fit on a ticket, however, you may want to go with a store - bought, card - style invitation or flyer made from your home computer.

District employees use computers to create, store, retrieve, and share information and communicate with each other and with customers and vendors.

If you are using a public computer or do not otherwise want this information to be stored, you can select the appropriate radio button on the sign - in page, and this cookie will not be used.

For example, we store the personal information you provide on computer systems with limited access, which are located in controlled facilities.

No personal information is stored in these cookies and it simply a way to identify your computer.

The FBI wrote that «investigative limitations, including the FBI's inability to obtain all mobile devices and various computer components associated with Clinton's personal e-mail systems, prevented the FBI from conclusively determining whether the classified information transmitted and stored on Clinton's personal server systems was compromised via cyber intrusion or other means.»

The information is stored in a computer in Syracuse.

By exploiting the weirdness of quantum mechanics, quantum computers can store and process information as qubits, which can be a mixture of 0 and 1 at the same time.

Scientists fashioned a tiny crystal that stores snippets of quantum information — which unlike computer data «bits» that come only in 0s and 1s, can also exist as both 0 and 1 simultaneously.

The technique could be a breakthrough for computers that use subatomic particles, rather than transistors, to store and process information.

The magnetic knots» nimble nature suggests that skyrmions storing data in a computer could be shuttled to a sensor that would read off the information as the skyrmions pass by.

Schoelkopf says the results are a long way from a working quantum computer since they don't even store multiple bits of information, let alone perform calculations, but the work is a key advancement.

The new hybrid system for future quantum processors and their networks forms a parallel with today's technology, which is also a hybrid, as a look at your computer hardware shows: Calculations are made by microelectronic circuits; information is stored on magnetic media, and data is carried through fiber - optic cables via the internet.

Storing information is the computer's strong suit; the grand artificial intelligence challenge of Jeopardy is the subtlety of words.

The ultimate goal of quantum information science is to develop a quantum computer, a fully - fledged controllable device which makes use of the quantum states of subatomic particles to store information.

Today's computers can not process or store such gigantic quantities of information.

Hypothetically, such a dynamic conceptual framework would allow computers to resolve the intrinsically ambiguous communication signals produced by a real person, including drawing upon information stored years earlier.

Circuits based on quantum packets of heat rather than electric charges could enable computers to use waste heat — which is currently just shed to keep a processor from overheating — to perform useful computations and store information, the researchers suggest in an upcoming Physical Review Letters.