computer technologist造句
例句与造句
- He has been married to writer and computer technologist Sunni K Brock since 2004.
- He earns his livelihood as a computer technologist.
- This organization was renamed and became the Association of Computer Technologists and Information Volunteers ( ACTIV ) on 2012.
- All children must be viewed as potential doctors, lawyers, computer technologists or anything else they desire to become.
- Russia may be poor, those experts say, but it has a corps of computer technologists deserving of any Westerner's envy.
- It's difficult to find computer technologist in a sentence. 用computer technologist造句挺难的
- Computer technologists are working on chips embedded in eyeglasses to expand peripheral vision and in clothing to signal changes in balance, preventing falls.
- Its mission was to awaken musicians, music executives and computer technologists to the potential of using computers and the Internet to market and promote music.
- The idea of a thinking machine may sound outrageous, but Smarr's record has made him one of the world's most respected computer technologists.
- Right now, hundreds of International Paper's computer technologists are working on systems to insure that every plant uses the same customer and supplier numbers and maintains common cost data.
- E-mail still comes out of the culture of the computer technologist and the assumption that people want and will deal with lots of little buttons, windows and message boxes,
- Inspired by system and cybernetics theorists like Norbert Wiener, Marshall McLuhan and Buckminster Fuller, in the 1960s Stewart Brand started the Whole Earth Catalog and later computer networking efforts to bring Silicon Valley computer technologists and entrepreneurs together with countercultural ideas.
- And then in the mid-1970s he and his family came to the United States, settling near Chicago . ( He is described in the book only as a " computer technologist and manager . " ) As the decades passed, he could not live with the silence in himself, and in 1989, after reading about the work of Serge Klarsfeld, a Parisian lawyer who specialized in research into the fate of the French Jews, he contacted Klarsfeld and learned that his mother had been on a particular well-documented transport of French Jews, No . 76, from Drancy to Auschwitz.