Sentence examples for computer enhancements from inspiring English sources

For the new film Mr. Spielberg added computer enhancements and made other changes.

That includes painstaking analysis of data that was radioed during the descent or recovered from a box in the wreckage; pieces of the leading edge gathered by searchers marching shoulder to shoulder over a 300-mile swath of Texas, found to be burned to the sharpness of a knife edge and spattered with melted metal; and computer enhancements of liftoff video.

(What are visual effects? I didn't know, but I don't live in LA apparently they're computer enhancements movie companies use to make explosions look bigger).

During a series of presentations at Comdex, children's center president and CEO Ernie Allen Ernie Allen demonstrated "facial aging," using computer enhancements to show how missing children might have changed since their disappearances.

It was hard to make him out at first, but then I found the CIA's computer enhancements (as seen on Murder She Wrote).

And today a young generation versed in computer enhancement has found inspiration in his fluid concrete curves.

Only the fragile, evanescent textures that Saariaho conjures from an ensemble that includes the Finnish kantele – a cross-between a zither and a dulcimer – provide any interest as the computer enhancement sends them spinning around the auditorium.

He said investigators were using computer enhancement and analysis technology to try to identify the driver of one of the explosive-packed Isuzu pickup trucks, whose image was captured by a security camera as he drove up to one of the synagogues just before the blast.

The two used computer enhancement to magnify the typeface of the Calixtus Bull, a letter from the Vatican printed by Gutenberg that sought to raise money to fight the Turks, and of two Bibles printed in Gutenberg types that are at the Scheide Library.

Existing desktop computer enhancement methods were compared to a new enhancement method, Magnetic Targets and a method that combines CDratio enhancements based on a greater context of the interactions.

In 1978 the magician and scientific sceptic James Randi and a team from the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal examined the photographs, using a "computer enhancement process".