Sentence examples for extraordinary computer from inspiring English sources

Shot not in Hollywood but in the 3 Mills studios in London's East End, Sunshine boasts extraordinary computer graphic imagery so luminescent you feel you could get sunburn just watching the film.

The lanky, 6-foot-3 Mr. Harn was especially memorable for balancing a gentle nature with extraordinary computer talents and the pursuit of fun, four former fraternity brothers said.

George E. Pake, a physicist who assembled a team of extraordinary computer researchers while serving as the first director of the Palo Alto Research Center of the Xerox Corporation, died last Thursday at his home in Tucson.

Discharged after suffering two broken legs, Snowden, the scion of a military family, volunteers to join the C.I.A.; that's where he displays his extraordinary computer skills, and where his Mephistophelian supervisor, Corbin O'Brian (Rhys Ifans), takes him under his wing and readies him for great things.

We're at the end, hopefully, of a period where punning is associated with groaning, thanks to the unstinting work of Tim Vine, Milton Jones and that extraordinary computer at the University of Aberdeen that touchingly tries to work out what will make humans laugh with material like: What do you call a capsicum path?

Man is still the most extraordinary computer of all.

George, son of resolutely "green", computer-loathing parents, discovers that his new next-door-neighbour is a scientist, who owns an extraordinary talking computer capable of whisking them off into space.

The symbols and concepts they used to map the world could be rearranged in new, extraordinary ways by computers.

The design allows for extraordinary economy in computer processing: the terrain for eighteen quintillion unique planets flows out of only fourteen hundred lines of code.

Stuart Crabb, a director in the executive offices of Facebook, naturally likes to extol the extraordinary benefits of computers and smartphones.

Some pessimists, contradicting Mr. Greenspan, say the extraordinary sales of computers and communications equipment in the late 90's cannot be resurrected, now that the Internet and other electronic networks are largely in place.