Sentence examples for a more computer from inspiring English sources

Nate Boss, in a review of the Blu-ray reissue for High-Def Digest, commented, "There is no comparing the two, as the movie has a classic (for South Park, at least) animated feel, so full of the cut-outs we have grown to love, while the newer seasons sport a more computer processed feel".

The analogy of the scientific method helps break the technology and nomenclature barrier associated with a more computer science-driven approach to systems validation by associating the importance of validation to the process of designing a research plan.

It is considerably more expensive – about $700 vs. $300 – and if you're looking for a more computer-like experience it might work.

A computer enthusiast all his life, he loves contributing to open source projects and passing on his knowledge of hardware and software; making the world a more computer-savvy place.

As for why it chose to make the system sound so lifelike, Google reps said that they got a lot of feedback from earlier iterations with a more computer-generated sound, and found that adding "um" and "ah," made the bot sound more polite.

A more computer-like interpretation of H is the number of bits that are necessary for describing states of non-negligible probability.

But the more expensive ones are a lot more money for not a lot more computer - and are less elegant and effortlessly portable.

The other reason was we've got a lot more computer equipment and high technology tools and we just did not have space in the old Philadelphia office.

And if you're willing to lug around just a pound more computer than the MacBook Air, you'll be able to save $800.

You could also point to the fact that maybe Apple's customers are a little more computer savvy, and then don't have to call services like Rescuecom.

It was also felt group training sessions were mostly levelled at a younger, more computer literate generation.