Sentence examples for first in computer from inspiring English sources
After graduating with a triple first in computer science from Queen's College, Hassabis quickly returned to the games industry and became a lead AI programmer at Lionhead Studios, the Surrey-based company founded by British computer games pioneer Peter Molyneux.
Hassabis then left Bullfrog to take a place at Cambridge University, attaining a double first in Computer Science in 1997, and going on to be lead AI programmer at Molyneux's Lionhead Studios on the landmark game Black & White.
A true Renaissance man, he held positions there first in computer programming, then in finance and, finally, in corporate taxation, ultimately becoming Managing Director and head of the Bank's Tax Department.
Following graduation from Cambridge University with a Double First in Computer Science he founded the pioneering videogames company Elixir Studios producing award winning games for global publishers such as Vivendi Universal.
China came first in computer science, mathematics, materials science and engineering, while the U.S. led the way in physics, environmental and earth sciences, basic life science and clinical medicine.
And on December 4 , 1998 Japan-based Clarion launched (in the US) AutoPC, the world's first in-vehicle computer.
Dr. van der Voort and her colleagues tested the program first in computer-controlled driving simulations and then on the road.
The company's revival under Steve Jobs, who died last year, came about first in computers and then the iPod music player, which was followed by the iPhone and iPad.
Apple's revival under Steve Jobs, who died last year, came about first in computers and then the iPod music player, which was followed by the iPhone and iPad.
(Disney's Dinosaur, its first in-house computer-generated movie, is due in May).
The broad concept of a city is also central to understanding the AI theories of Demis Hassabis, who earnt a double-first in computer science at Cambridge before trading his career in the videogame industry for a job in cognitive neuroscience at University College London.
