The earlier film huffed and puffed to evoke a similarly elemental struggle in the traditional Hollywood ways, with strenuously grandiose music and oversize, patently unrealistic computer-generated special effects.
On Monday, Piper Jaffray maintained an "outperform" rating and $40 target price for Apple, saying a 0.5% increase in market share "is not unrealistic" for the computer company if the current acceleration in interest and demand for its products continue.
It more than tripled the earnings of the second-place finisher, Ken Jennings.Perhaps we can blame Hollywood for creating unrealistic expectations about computers.
HBP's management and priorities have come under fire, however, and some scientists have called its ultimate ambition to model the entire brain in computers unrealistic.
The intensely attractive candy-colored images have a hard-edged look, photographic but unrealistic, that cries out "computer-generated 3-D art".
In a computer simulation, sometimes simplifications or unrealistic assumptions have to be adopted in order to show the underlying mechanisms in a clear mode or even, as in this case, merely to avoid cumbersome computation.
He said that policy makers who opposed B.Y.O.T. were holding on to an unrealistic notion that districts should equip students with computers themselves.
Such a system is unrealistic to be solved on today's industrial computers, at least not at acceptable time and cost.
Here we are, 30 years into the PC revolution, and computers in the movies still do all kinds of unrealistic things.
It allows radiologists to exploit some of the benefits of computer-based analysis such as reproducibility and objectivity, without making unrealistic demands on algorithm performance, because it neither requires a complete suite of algorithms nor perfectly sensitive prompts.
While it is unrealistic to expect the pathologists to examine such a large number of HPFs, a computer system can do this efficiently and consistently.
