Word: computerize
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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"I'm no fan of the computer building, but thenew building is much, much bigger. If the needs ofthe neighborhood were really being thought aboutperhaps [there would be] a lot less massivebuildings," said one resident.
A total of 10,000 people took the computer adaptive test (CAT) version of the GMAT, which is taken by business school applicants, during the two-week period.
Moreover, students today seem busier than ever before. Jobs, extracurricular activities and other obligations keep students outside their houses for longer and longer periods of time. Meanwhile, a fast-paced hightechnology culture may also have contributed to the withering of House communities. Students are now used to grabbing lunch on...
You turn on your computer and head to the World Wide Web. Before you know it, you are scrolling through primary document after primary document, comparing 20 different Chinese silkscreens, and trying to decide which database to tap into.
Some politicians might shy away from such a HAL-like machine in the face of a technophobic electorate; not our Al. He?s happy to tell us about the morally dubious purpose for which Pacific Blue was built -? that is, to simulate nuclear explosions and keep America?s stockpile of...