Sentence examples for obscure system from inspiring English sources

"It's not as if it's an obscure system of weighing things".

Now, however, it's not our dreaming mind that resembles a city; rather, our cities have to come to resemble our dreaming minds -- jumbled, chaotic, built upon an obscure system of nonlogical associations.

Dozens of Drupal Camps are held around the world annually, yet Mr. Goldhagen said the first was held in New York in 2006, when Drupal was a relatively obscure system, used mainly by nonprofit organizations and small businesses.

Outlined in A Vision (1925; rev. ed. 1937), Yeats's philosophy is an obscure system of gyres and oppositions, with the poet aiming for what he called "unity of being".

UC is joined in the appeal by the University of Vienna and Emmanuelle Charpentier, who, together with UC Berkeley's Jennifer Doudna, turned an obscure system used by bacteria to defend themselves against virus infections into an easy-to-use gene-editing tool that has revolutionized biomedical research and fueled human hopes for gene therapy to cure disease.

In 1990 he predicted that a computer would defeat a world chess champion by 1998 (in 1997, IBM's Deep Blue defeated Garry Kasparov), and he predicted the future prominence of the world wide web at a time when it was only an obscure system that was used by a few academics.

The auditors' report, however, said that "while these configurations may not be commonly understood by external hackers, one cannot conclude that old or obscure systems are, a priori, secure". And they are certainly vulnerable to attack "by disgruntled current and former employees who understand them," the report said.

Remember when Doom porting to obscure systems was a thing?

Suddenly even the most obscure systems integrators look like diamonds in the rough.

Because while the border guards may know about Facebook and Twitter they're not going to know about the more obscure systems, and they're not going to be able to get access to them.

It was often more of a challenge to find the official maps for some of the more obscure systems, or ones with no English websites".