Sentence examples for cutting-edge computer from inspiring English sources

As with the Guggenheim structure, he employed cutting-edge computer technology to uncover the engineering solutions that could bring his sculptural sketches to life.

In a BBC interview, Mr. Gates said cutting-edge computer technology -- particularly greater use of the Internet -- could broaden the appeal of the lottery.

Which means she's now up to snuff on the cutting-edge computer systems that will allow her to perform virtual autopsies at her new $30 million headquarters in Cambridge, Mass., a private facility with federal and military ties.

They have mapped the infinity of space, developed spray-on skin for burns victims, pioneered cancer-beating therapies, created cutting-edge computer chips, discovered the first radio pulsars, and won Nobel prizes.

John Lasseter, in full John Alan Lasseter (born January 12 , 1957 Hollywood, California, U.S.) American animator widely credited with engineering the success of Pixar Animation Studios through a synthesis of cutting-edge computer animation and classic storytelling.

Security experts describe China's plans as the world's largest effort to meld cutting-edge computer technology with police work to track the activities of a population and fight crime.

There was a time, he recalls thinking, when a cutting-edge computer-generated fantasy could be conceived, written, tested and packaged for distribution in a few months, just through the part-time efforts of a small group of friends.

For alto saxophonist, F-ire Collective founder and teacher Barak Schmool, cutting-edge computer-composing takes jazz simultaneously forward and back – back, in some cases, to the techniques of the world's oldest cultures.

But, he added, when you consider how increasingly comfortable young people, all kinds of young people, are with cutting-edge, computer-based technologies like computer games and digital music, "it's not surprising that we have reached a point where the connection of television and the Internet is so direct".

Bigelow gained early experience with the Internet after he joined the Air Force; his work on communications systems gave him access to cutting-edge computers.

The technology merely every day bits of hardware and plastic ingeniously bolted together on a wing and a prayer, the cutting-edge computers something that a modern-day digital watch manufacturer would turn his nose up at.