The bureaucracies of world chess are so arcane that Kasparov, despite having the highest rating in the world, despite heavily publicized matches against computers, could not seem to get a rematch with Kramnik.
Combined with drastic quality control problems, notably a defective line of monitors and some highly publicized combustible portable computers, these failings brought an end to Spindler's reign in early 1996 with the appointment of Gilbert F. Amelio.
Even AT&T's highly publicized divestiture of its computer and telecommunications-equipment businesses, NCR and Lucent, falls largely into this category.
George Garmus, who was helping to publicize the personal-computer expo, explained the computer jargon.
In more recent years, in a series of widely publicized cyberattacks, hackers breached computers at the department along with those at other federal agencies and several major corporations.
There is little doubt, however, that public perception of Google has shifted sharply since the company publicized online attacks on its computer systems this week, which it said were aimed in part at entering the Gmail accounts of Chinese human rights activists.
In 1997, Mr. Kasparov lost a highly publicized battle against Deep Blue, the computer that I.B.M. built to beat him.
Japan may have stumbled in its highly publicized effort to produce a Fifth Generation computer that can talk to people, but its Government-fostered computer industry puts U.S. companies under ever-greater pressure.
The year 2000 preparations most publicized were in the areas of electronic and computer security, but hospitals did go through routine disaster preparedness reviews [ 6].
In 1966 McCarthy and his students programmed a computer to play chess with a computer in Russia in a series of highly publicized games.
