Sentence examples for intricate computer from inspiring English sources

John Simon Jr. (2000) uses the new technology, too; in his work intricate computer programs literally animate geometry-based patterns that move and change on wall-mounted screens.

The series uses intricate computer graphics to reconstruct the buildings of Bethlehem, Jerusalem and Nazareth, showing the cities as they would have looked to contemporaries of Christ.

Even among those challenging Mr. Assange's leadership style, there is recognition that the intricate computer and financial architecture WikiLeaks uses to shield it against its enemies has depended on its founder.

Even as Docter and Del Carmen trick out the child's inner life with a tiny range of foregrounded issues, they realize this sentimental vision with intricate computer animation and an elaborate, constantly expanding view of the mind as a complex inner landscape.

Meanwhile, the sites are devoting rigorous attention to the intricate art of what is known as logistics, fine-tuning their warehouse and shipping operations and the intricate computer systems that run them so that millions of toys go in the right boxes with the right address labels on the right day.

The performances are all timed and coordinated with intricate computer systems that calculate timing as well as force for synchronized launches.

Sony Pictures Digital Human Projectt showed some bits of the intricate computer-generated skeleton and muscle work that made possible its forthcoming invisible-man thriller, "The Hollow Man".

The intricate computer-generated visual effects of Mr. Jackson's Weta Digital company, he explained, were born of an early obsession with what were then the sophisticated special effects Mr. Spielberg used in 1993's "Jurassic Park".

Calculations are intricate and computer-intensive, typically requiring detailed geometry models, sophisticated acceleration algorithms, high-performance parallel computations, and coupling of large and complex transport and activation codes and databases.

That signature is intricate, multi-coloured, computer-generated print – each design individually engineered to the garment.

For the $22 million project, engineering firm Black & Veatch designed an intricate series of computer-controlled connections that jacked up the pressure on water moving through a 22-mile pipeline.