As RM car specialist Peter Wallman pointed out from the auction block, the Esprit was from a time before the computerized special effects era — it actually had to do the outlandish things that the screenwriters concocted.
These conventional procedures may in part be a product of a bygone era when computerized structural analysis programs were not widely used.
In an era of computerized record keeping, when it is possible to determine which left-handed hitter in history knocked in the most winning runs in the bottom of the ninth inning, the home run title is the gold standard for power hitters.
Lucas' special effects master John Dykstra spearheaded a new era of computerized motion photography, which meant the movie's miniatures and models looked more realistic than ever before.
In this era of computerized medical files, a large amount of patient information in the ICU has become available in an assessable format.
There the musicians were recorded playing in a room together, often without headphones — an old-fashioned setup that's almost radical in the era of infinite computerized tweaking and multitracking.
And in an era of increasingly computerized science, with automated and massively parallel lab equipment pumping data into massively parallel processing power, we're starting to see an absolutely overwhelming increase in the number of digital papers.
This week "Revolution Radio" entered Billboard's album chart at No. 1, a rare feat for a guitar band in this era of slick computerized pop.
COMPSTAT was the most famous of the strategies employed by the Giuliani-era N.Y.P.D., a computerized statistical accounting, constantly updated, of which crimes are occurring in a city and where.
Yet in the early 1990s, before the onset of computerized trading, firms like Stratton were that era's bandits, making millions by fleecing small investors and perpetrating some of that time's most brazen frauds.
