Sentence examples for the advent of computer from inspiring English sources

Since the advent of computer modelling in the early 1990s, architects have been able to conceptually manipulate not just the very large, but also the very small.

With the advent of computer networks, in which many computers are linked together and are able to communicate with one another, distributed computing became feasible.

CGI may be responsible, or the advent of computer gaming, or it may be that the narcissism of the audience, by turning every moment into a kind of personalised Hollywood, has removed Hollywood's entire raison d'être.

Writers have not been daunted by the advent of computer systems and e-mail -- or by the fear that any private communication could be subpoenaed in any of the seemingly ubiquitous investigations by federal prosecutors or Congress.

With the advent of computer graphics and printed vinyl, store owners also found they had a lot more latitude to create their own unique signs, without having to share their marquee with other brands.

The word "unfilmable", as applied to fiction, used to mean something – until the advent of computer imagery, and suddenly anything that could be imagined, described or drawn could be turned into the stuff of celluloid.

With the advent of computers and their growing computational power, this field took a giant leap in the 1970s and 1980s.

At the advent of computer-generated photorealism, "Dr. Katz" cultivated a homemade imperfection.

Paumgarten traces the advent of computer-assisted dating back to 1966, when Lewis Altfest and Robert Ross came up with a program called Operation Match.

Newer, lighter materials and the advent of computer-generated designs have turned the making of a driver - once formed by laminating pieces of wood - from a craft to a marvel of engineering.

"With the advent of computer-aided design, we can now make and verify changes so much faster than we could on the drawing board," said Ron Evans, the president of Nationwide Homes, a modular manufacturer in Martinsville, Va., which built the Taylors' home.