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- Computer (32773 bytes)
18: ... the problem, the result must be displayed to the user as [[output]] through output devices like light b...
20: Novice users, especially children, often have difficulty unde...
29: ...tions processed per second per $1000) every 18 to 24 months since [[1900]]. [[Gordon E. Moore|Gordon E...
103: ...ied according to the way they are operated by the users. Two main types exist: [[batch processing]] and ...
151: ...formation which can be understood by the computer user. In this sense, a digital computer system is an ... - Computer mouse (29399 bytes)
15: ... System"''. At the time, Engelbart intended that users would ''continuously'' hold the mouse in one han...
54: ...ons, ranging from five to more. Depending on the user's preferences, the extra buttons might allow forw...
64: ...actile feedback, gives a better response from the user.
70: ...on a single press. Modern operating systems allow users to set the maximum interval in which the two cli...
73: A ''triple click'' occurs when the user presses the button three times in quick successio... - Global warming (53726 bytes)
26: ...n observed may vary according to the focus of the user of the term: sometime since the [[Industrial Revo...
69: ...zation. [http://www.commondreams.org/views04/1215-24.htm]
86: ...t.hawaii.edu/GG/FACULTY/POPP/Rahmstorf%20et%20al.%202004%20EOS.pdf]) but form an active area of current...
104: ...cfm?chanID=sa006&colID=1&articleID=000ED75C-D366-1212-8F3983414B7F0000 Scientific American, March 2005]...
235: *[http://opendemocracy.com/debates/article-6-129-2488.jsp David King at openDemocracy.net] UK chief s...
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