Sentence examples for a bit of a computer from inspiring English sources

"I was a bit of a computer nerd.

I'm becoming a bit of a connoisseur of computer programs that allow you to record radio programming onto your computer.

"This is a bit of a surprise," said Jack Dongarra, a computer scientist at the University of Tennessee and a leader of the Top500 project, a list of the world's fastest computers.

This is pretty a serious piece of machinery in a form factor that was once considered a bit of an at-home computer starter kit.

Computer science was a bit of a backwater of academia then, but I liked the game of solving programming problems.

And so the computer industry is at a bit of a crossroad.

Coding also seemed like a bit of a mysterious and inaccessible field, my image of programmers was a bit MI5 computer genius.

One can only imagine what he might do with color, with paint or with clay, or with a computer; but a bit of an aesthetic land rush wouldn't hurt.

Is this photographic evidence, or a bit of undetectable computer graphics fiction?  .

The folks who gave you Jurassic Park put la veuve Clicquot through a bit of computer reimaging, using photos of two real-life women who, so the computer said, looked like her.

The first stage in the effort was to develop a bit of computer code called a beacon that could be inserted into the computers, which were made by the German company Siemens and an Iranian manufacturer, to map their operations.