Sentence examples for alien computer from inspiring English sources

Would he ever be able to use this alien computer — once the main tool of his trade — again?

(Anthony's first tattoo was inspired by one of these concepts — specifically, the alien computer known as the Mother Box).

Cortana is highly skilled and capable of hacking alien computer systems and decoding transmissions and occasionally smug about her abilities.

Alexander Armstrong was a regular on the Doctor Who spin-off The Sarah Jane Adventures as the voice of alien computer Mr Smith.

Sheldon-Hicks was fresh off of building the alien computer interfaces for Guradians when Wood tapped him for Avengers: Age of Ultron, which was helpful for designing the traces of advanced technology leftover from the invasion at the end of the first Marvel's The Avengers film but balancing that universe with the near-future world of Avengers: Age of Ultron was a challenge.

In his article on Autechre, Louis Pattison identified Anti as a watershed moment in the duo's career; a record on which they shifted from Artificial Intelligence ambience towards "arid, alien computer music" via a very public warning about a contemporary assault on civil liberties.

You might think that alien computers are completely and utterly different from Earthling computers.

Leos Carax's first feature film for more than a decade (following the commercial failure of Pola X) is a breathtakingly barking affair involving chimpanzees, aliens, computer graphics, talking limousines, false noses, Kylie Minogue channelling Jean Seberg and Eva Mendes being kidnapped by a familiar troll named Merde.

Although Tegmark rejects many current speculations that bemuse lay people (eg quantum consciousness; humans as simulations in some alien's computer game), he constantly returns to a notion equally outlandish: a version of quantum mechanics that implies countless clones of ourselves inhabiting parallel universes.

These sometimes organic, sometimes geometric shapes speak of alien cells, computer code, or growing, pulsating organisms," Georges says.

In Saints Row IV, you are a gangster turned United States president turned captive in an alien-made computer version of the world.