Sentence examples for wizardry behind from inspiring English sources
Visual effects expert Ed Ulrich gives an applause-drenched presentation detailing the wizardry behind "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button".
Everything else that separates Federer from his peers — the wizardry behind his shot selection, the ferocity of his forehand, the success on varied surfaces — starts with an artful dance that someone like Kathryn Bennetts can appreciate.
In 2005, when the British film producer Jonathan Cavendish took his children to the local cinema to see Peter Jackson's remake of King Kong, he was not fully aware of the hi-tech wizardry behind its astounding special effects.
When we think about what Jobs meant to turn-of-the-millennium America, this is the place to start: not just with the technical wizardry behind Macs and iPhones and iPads, but with the Apple founder's eye for grace and style, and his recognition of the deep connection between beauty and civilization.
The mathematical wizardry behind the RPX formula comes from Ventana Systems, a Massachusetts-based designer of dynamic systems whose clients include NASA.
Ultimately, mobility may be what helps popularize Oculus to a degree greater than any technical wizardry behind the goggles could accomplish – Iribe says that already, he's been able to demo Gear VR more easily to a wider number of people in a shorter amount of time than he ever could with Oculus Rift, given its relative portability and the simplicity of the setup.
The results are instant and have a definite "wow" factor as Hyperlapse performs behind-the-scenes wizardry with its stabilisation technology to turn shaky, amateur footage into a smooth, seamless video.
Now, however, it is the computer wizardry and engineering brainpower behind all those laser shows and thrill rides that the city wants to show off.
The Atlantic's Elaine Godfrey breaks down the financial wizardry and the symbolism behind Democrats' "no corporate money" pledge.
The plants are deliberately left unlabeled, and the behind-the-scenes horticultural wizardry is hidden from public scrutiny.
Instead, it's digital puppetry, said Brad deGraf, founder and chief creative officer of Dotcomix, the animation studio behind the Duke 2000 wizardry.
