Sentence examples for by the computer engineer from inspiring English sources

But too much of "Mortal Engine" is repetitive, lost in its own fascination with the effects generated by the algorithm-based software developed by the computer engineer Frieder Weiss.

But he said the W3C, a group set up by one of the computer engineers who designed the World Wide Web, Timothy Berners-Lee, was optimistic that an effective compromise could be reached.

His role in the plot was apparently disclosed by Muhammad Naeem Noor Khan, the Pakistani computer engineer who was arrested in Pakistan last month.

She claims the video was stolen by a computer engineer hired to install security cameras, who then tried to blackmail her.

I can't begin to explain the technology, but it's obviously all very cutting edge, created by a German computer engineer whose video cameras follow the dancers' movements, apply algorithms to them in real time (in the space of a 50th of a second, apparently), then use these to create lighting effects around them.

Developed over a year ago by computer engineer Joseph White and biomedical/mechanical engineers Marcus Foley and Aaron Rowley, Electroloom, which the creators call the "world's first" 3D printer for fabric, now plans to launch its first alpha tester set of developer kits, with the help of a financial nudge from a Kickstarter campaign.

"Learning while doing" is the philosophy behind the educational project in Pabal called the Vigyan Ashram – part of a worldwide project called FabLab, set up by physicist and computer engineer Neil Gershenfeld at Massachussetts Institute of Technology.

"It looks like a website designed in the 1990s by computer engineers," he says.

Lawyers for the three men sentenced on Monday — Arafat Waheed Khan, 29; Ibrahim Savant, 29; and Waheed Zaman, 26 — told the Woolwich Crown Court in south London that they had been led into terrorism, and had their Muslim faith corrupted, by Mr. Ali, 29, a computer engineer, who had known two of the three men since they were at school together in east London.

The lifeline was designed by Chinese computer engineers in America to evade Communist Party censorship of a repressed Chinese spiritual group, the Falun Gong.

The elevation of the threat level for the financial institutions was set off by the recent arrest of a Pakistani computer engineer who may have been involved in Qaeda communication efforts.