Sentence examples for wizard technology from inspiring English sources

(Wizard technology is often a cutely flawed approximation of non-wizard technology — owls for e-mail — and one wonders how quickly Harry and his schoolfriends could have won their battles against the evil Lord Voldemort, given two or three cell phones and a gun).

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Reports from the Globe and Mail indicate that during his time at Seneca College, Minassian was a wizard with technology but also was immensely socially awkward.

Standard expression microarrays were designed using the eArray custom microarray design wizard (Agilent Technologies, UK) for an 8 × 15 K design format.

Perhaps under the guiding vision of the wisest, most benevolent business wizards, breakthrough technologies and new infrastructures can finally be realized and we can gain the growth and wealth that we deserve but are so sorely lacking.

A technology wizard he's not.

The suicide of Aaron Swartz, the 26-year-old technology wizard thrust the issue of access to information back into the limelight, Noam Cohen writes in The New York Times.

Erik Knudsen is Alec Sadler, the teenage technology wizard who helps Kiera infiltrate a police department where, with the help of her new partner, Detective Carlos Fonnegra Victor Websterr), she tries to foil the terrorists' plot before they change the course of history and prevent her from returning to her husband and son.

And so these emissaries lamented the loss of the city's soul, and reproached its decadent excess, and warned darkly of growing chasms between the mystical wizards(1) of Technology and the ordinary citizens, and between the old wizards and the young.

"We have this perception that because students are fluent with things like smartphones and downloading music that they are born with chips embedded in them that make them technology wizards," he said.

The jubilant and occasionally squealing attendees appeared to have no idea that next door a group of real-world wizards was demonstrating technology that only a few years ago might have seemed as magical.