Machine and assembly languages are "low-level," requiring a programmer to manage explicitly all of a computer's idiosyncratic features of data storage and operation.
In the UK, it took a while for consoles like the NES and Master System to take hold, so creative development was dictated by the freer home computer scene, allowing idiosyncratic talents like the Bitmap Brothers and Sensible Software to flourish.
Its very satisfying to receive a batch of accepted manuscripts and see them transformed from a melting pot of computer files and idiosyncratic grammar into clearly laid out, accurate, readable articles of which the authors can hopefully be proud.
Based on Whitney's test results, the shots of the gunslinger's point of view — the footage destined for computer processing — were filmed in an idiosyncratic manner.
But sometimes an individual asset may fall for entirely idiosyncratic reasons a software glitch on a dealer's computer, for example.
This cutting-edge discipline extracts glimpses of living creatures on a distant planet from an idiosyncratic array of "O/BEC devices," which are defined as "quantum computers running adaptive neural nets in an open-ended organic architecture".
For more than 40 years he has been engaged intermittently on War Music, an idiosyncratic account of Homer's Iliad, that he works on lengths of continuous computer print-out paper to which he sticks Post-It notes, building up detail upon detail, image after image.
But a return to tailor-made clothing makes sense in an era when manufacturers of items as diverse as computers and automobiles are building customized products to satisfy customers' idiosyncratic desires for big hard drives and metallic paint finishes.
As we sat shoulder-to-shoulder, sifting through his browser history and going through files, I asked him questions about the little bits of idiosyncratic, weird, and often trivial information that surfaced, seeing just how much computers have become an extension of our selves.
People are idiosyncratic.
