computer output

A slot opened in the base of the computer output.

The fee for computer output shall be actual direct costs.

The computer output may be made more natural, by remembering the dialog history.

Maps hung along one wall, and a computer output screen dominated another.

Some people put too much faith in computer output!"

It just means has-beens, who'd rather have a hunch than a computer output.

The table was strewn with piles of computer output.

The division's business is in microfilming computer output and laser printing.

All eyes turned toward Mullen, who was scanning the computer output screens intently.

"It amounts to a computer output, with the main signal processed at the receiver.

In the screen, the bored-looking maintenance clerk held up a sheet of computer output.

Hunt walked over to stand beside Mullen and inspect the computer outputs, but said nothing.

I haven't looked at the computer output, but I'll bet the death rate from unnatural causes has tripled."

Similarly, printers and monitors take as input signals that a computer outputs.

It is also possible to arrange for most automatically generated computer output to be intercepted and sent in an alternative format.

Paper tape was sometimes used to prepare input for the computer session off line and to capture computer output.

Cards were also produced automatically by various unit record machines and later by computer output devices.

An imagesetter is an ultra-high resolution large-format computer output device.

Giorj was rerunning the explosion on his screen, slowing it, studying the computer output.

Alfeo glanced across at the computer output.

The pressure to upgrade and broaden computer output of regional services by volume and geography is explosive.

Heris wondered if the visual prosthesis allowed her to read displays, or could be hooked to a computer output, but she didn't like to ask.

Semiconductor output increased 31.2 percent in August from a year ago and computer output surged 150.5 percent.

Derec busied himself with the pile of computer output on the table and then, after a half-hour, went out on the balcony to read.

It could be argued that the computer programmer whose skill lies behind the computer output should have some recognition of authorship.