Sentence examples for the age of computers from inspiring English sources

Technology – In the age of computers, examine how anonymity is protected.

They are also learning the rigors of life in the age of computers.

And now we're entering the age of computers so small we wear them like jewelry.

But for children raised in the age of computers, the most popular key chains are, of course, interactive.

"I've lived through Elvis, no TV, through TV, cellphones, hippies, marches, 70's disco, cocaine fever, through the yuppies and the age of computers.

That's like saying, during the age of computers, that to have our own computer we will have to start with the wheel".

In the age of computer banking and economic globalization, this assumption carries little credibility.

Which means this year's championship marked the first ever between players brought up entirely in the age of computer chess.

He continued to provide the Met with box office projections until 2005, well into the age of computer-aided marketing.

In the age of computer-generated animation and wisecracking cartoon characters, the work of the illustrator John Ryan, who has died aged 88, looks a little old-fashioned.

Magic usually doesn't translate well onto the screen, since the movies themselves are larger-than-life illusions projected through thin air, especially in the age of computer-generated special effects, when every image is susceptible to endless manipulation.