Sentence examples for street computer from inspiring English sources
The former Wall Street computer scientist is said to be a hands-on manager, involved in charting the company's grand strategy and the tiny details alike.
"I'm sitting this one out," said Joe Wells, a State Street computer technician, who felt more embarrassed than uplifted by the forced jocularity.
Most Wall Street computer models radically underestimated the risk of complex mortgage securities, say some old-timers in the risk-management world.
Card shops suffered a net fall of 188 stores, a 23% drop, mainly due to Clinton Cards going bust last year, while the failure of Game contributed to a 45% fall in high street computer game stores.
Sangam Pande, an Indian American computer programmer and entrepreneur known for his innovative Wall Street computer programs, the ownership and development of the Lounge Karma and most recently achieving levels of higher consciousness at the Isha Yoga Center in McMinnville, TN.
"Headphones — especially shitty ones, which are mostly what you see on the street — computer speakers, and small Bluetooth speakers have changed a great deal of what we do in the mixing and mastering stages of record production," he wrote in an e-mail recently.
It was just the latest high-profile case of Wall Street computers gone wild.
Last May, as Greece's financial crisis deepened, Wall Street computers seized on a news story with the word "abyss" in the headline and initiated sell orders, according to industry experts.
'He'll be ripping out all the hard drives from the Downing Street computers and smashing them up with Alastair in the garden.' Because Jackson is a fantasist who makes things happen, this act - set to the Stranglers' 'No More Heroes' - will be the closing sequence to Blaired Vision, her forthcoming Channel 4 film about a decade of malfeasance at Number 10.
It turned out that Wall Street's computer models simply hadn't anticipated a national housing crash.
While no one has figured out how to make that happen, Wall Street's computer scientists and linguists keep trying to find quicker ways to react to the news by creating ever-more complicated algorithms, the mathematical formulas that execute stock trades automatically based on such criteria as headlines and news stories.
