Sentence examples for by the computer age from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, phrases generated by the computer age tend to be more sardonic and pejorative.

But the paper industry, which some predicted would be replaced by the computer age, consumed 67 billion kilowatt-hours from the grid in 2010, according to Census Bureau figures reviewed by the Electric Power Research Institute for The Times.

Information theorists built the intellectual foundation of the computer age by using advanced algebra to devise ways to send, receive and store data.

In 1985 a pioneering electronic riddim called "Sleng Teng," composed by King Jammy, helped push dancehall into the computer age.

Refusing to move into the computer age, Mayr wrote all his work by hand.

Computerized history-taking was an active area of academic inquiry at the beginning of the computer age; and early literature demonstrates that history-taking by computer was a promising and effective technology (see reference [ 12] for review).

But by and large Europe has been more sensitive about divulging personal information in the computer age than the United States has.

Segmented marketing of the computer age is thought to be at fault: it divides Americans by race, sex, age and income, so destroying their old sense of community.

Not to be outdone by his nemesis, in the mid-1990s the other young and egotistical studio boss of the computer age started buying advanced computer graphics companies, including the Canadian firm SoftImage, and Microsoft made an investment in DreamWorks SKG.

Then, he entered the computer age.

By Evgeny Morozov In Allende's Chile, a futuristic op room was to bring socialism into the computer age.