Sentence examples for rise of computers from inspiring English sources

Either today, or else a few decades ago before the rise of computers and email.

It's 1999, and Smell is worried about the rise of computers.

The rise of computers and smartphones means, of course, that TV sets must now share eyeballs, and attention, with screens on newer devices — devices whose use has been more difficult to measure than has been the case with television.

The glitch that sent markets tumbling Thursday was years in the making, driven by the rise of computers that transformed stock trading more in the last 20 years than in the previous 200.

Irrational fears about risks, rational concerns about traffic, stricter policing of private land and loss of derelict spaces, the rise of computers and social media and the commercialisation of play.

For two decades, Mishel has been a critic of the S.B.T.C. theory, and that morning in San Diego, he argued that broad technological innovation has been taking place so steadily for so long that the rise of computers simply can't explain the recent explosion in inequality.

Today's focus on the pragmatic problem-solving side of corporate computing is best exemplified by the rise of computer services.

In his book Playpower (1970), he had predicted the rise of computer technology and envisaged more leisure, hence the need to develop the "politics of play".

With the rise of computer-driven trading, a number of problems — including the "flash crash" of 2010 and the crippling computer error at the Knight Capital Group last year — have led investors and regulators to demand tighter safeguards.

Indeed over the past two decades or so, with the rise of computer games and the internet creating truly global online forums for discussion, the balance of power has shifted from producer to consumer.

The Stomachion, concludes the historian, Dr. Reviel Netz, was far ahead of its time: a treatise on combinatorics, a field that did not come into its own until the rise of computer science.