Sentence examples for made in computer from inspiring English sources

"My teacher said there's a lot of money to be made in computer science," Leandre said.

Millions of people now use products that show the progress that has been made in computer vision.

And while slow progress is being made in computer chess, the triumph of I.B.M.'s Deep Blue seems a very long way off.

Musk explained that, given the advances we've made in computer graphics and virtual reality in just a few decades, it's almost definite that there's a more advanced civilization playing or monitoring us like characters, in a game world that is "indistinguishable from reality".

Considerable progress has been made in computer simulations of membrane channels during the last decade.

It is unclear how much simplification can be made in computer models to characterize macropore effects on water and solute transport through soils.

It is a sign, they say, that real progress is finally being made in computer-assisted education — at least in the domain of learning words and their meaning.

He sought to recreate the Old West in the film, but the greater marvel is how he tried to replicate Old Hollywood and a dream world that once was — a world that these days is often made in computers.

"I'm a worrier, I'm always worrying," says Roberts, who sank the fortune he made in computers into Sussex's flinty soils where his endeavours have been rewarded with contracts to supply the likes of Marks & Spencer and Waitrose.

Considerable progresses have been made in computer-aided engineering for the high fidelity analysis of structures and systems.

Thanks to Skype and its many imitators every Web chat program now has audio and video built in there is no money to be made in computer-to-computer communications, certainly not between homes.