A couple of young men were hunched before computer screens, scrutinizing a map their fingers at the keyboard had just created.
A team of Googlers would spend day after day staring at computer screens, scrutinizing tiny snippets of street photographs, asking themselves the same question over and over again: "Am I looking at an address or not?' Click.
As Mr. Clinton talks, the commercial shifts to images of Mr. McCall in action as a campaigner (talking to retirees, for example) and as comptroller (scrutinizing computer screens).
To Roy, baseball means scrutinizing his computer every evening and playing one day a week.
Unlike traditional dating sites where members spend hours on computers writing autobiographies and scrutinizing photographs, a raft of newfangled dating tools are striving to better bridge the gap between online and real-world romance.
It is not possible for the ordinary computer user to scrutinize the assumptions and biases embedded in the code of the Microsoft Windows operating system.
Engineers had spent days scrutinizing photographs, running computer simulations and conducting experiments to predict what would happen to the gouge area as searing gases flowed along the shuttle's underside during re-entry.
Last summer, the United States Supreme Court issued a decision in Alice Corporation v. CLS Bank International in which it directed lower courts to scrutinize computer-implemented abstract methods very closely.
Gaunt, manic and missing several teeth, Knowles, who is unemployed, can invariably be found behind an old desktop computer in a narrow, musty office in City Hall scrutinizing Harris's actions.
She is not a geologist, but she has recently spent much of her spare time scrutinizing 2,200 photos of Mars landscapes from her home computer.
