Ironically, as this is occurring, cars themselves are morphing from mechanical contraptions into rolling pieces of computerized technology.
Spline mathematics subdivides complex computerized shapes into smaller component pieces, with each piece defined by its own equation.
Angela Merkel, who faces re-election this fall, could well shrug and say to herself, I'll be 106 before I'm accountable in the face of that piece of computerized clairvoyance — however estimable the source.
You probably remember Ahmed Mohamed as a 14-year-old kid from Irving, Texas who went to school a month ago with a homebrewed piece of computerized technology he was calling a clock and using as a clock.
Some quote Bach and the styles he drew from, or shaped, but others catapult into ambient music, drum-and-bass, DJ-powered remixes, rave-worthy hypnotic grooves, computerized gibberish, drinking songs, swinging six-piece combo numbers and so on.
Peter Stone, an artificial-intelligence expert at the University of Texas at Austin, thinks that intersecting streams of automated traffic will essentially flow through one another, controlled by a new piece of road infrastructure the computerized intersection manager.
This beat-the-clock set piece, tricked out with dazzling computerized bells and whistles, is one of the movie's desperate attempts to transform the tedious task of computer hacking into a sexy activity.
Already, agents have interviewed well over 100 people, with written reports then collated and compiled into the F.B.I.'s Operational Response and Investigative Online Network, or Orion, a computerized case management system that helps agents fit pieces into the larger puzzle.
Government officials briefed on the matter said the breach, which was confirmed in April, involved the loss of a drive containing a terabyte of computerized data, which could include millions of individual pieces of information, including personal information about one of then Vice President Al Gore's three daughters.
Davachi acts as a spectral conductor, making pieces that sound empty and haunted, like computerized funeral ballads from beamed from another life.
The latter is a topic the culture has been arguing over for ages, and is still arguing over, with interesting entries arriving for the computerized age (see, for example, Elif Batuman's n+1 piece about Franco Moretti's quantitative method of literary analysis).
