When I assumed my first studio job as a production executive, experienced colleagues warned, "Don't let the
number crunchers push you around.
While today's machines are amazingly fast
number crunchers, many data-intensive applications are slowed because of the time it takes to simply access information from the memory chips.
So let's just hope that all those
number crunchers whose jobs are disappearing because of sophisticated financial software agree.
Enter the chains'
number crunchers, neither romantic nor necessarily interesting figures.
Unfortunately, today's most advanced
number crunchers have neither the speed nor the storage capacity to handle more than a crude caricature of any given cosmic process.
You would think that the
number crunchers in Montrose would permit a rare moment of cheer in a workplace where staff are being asked repeatedly to suffer wage cuts and cut backs.
Police
number crunchers have identified hotspot streets for registration plate crime across south Birmingham.
A group of 17-year-olds have been shown how
number crunchers are vital to the workplace and are currently in high demand by employers.
The bank's
number crunchers have estimated how much students in the city, mainly studying at Coventry and Warwick universities, will spend over the year.
The booming real estate industry has had a knock-on effect on the traditional role of the accounting industry--and the
number crunchers are beginning to feel the pressure, according to some.
The moss-covered plan to overhaul the New York Times' arts and cultural coverage has finally headed upstairs for the paper's
number crunchers to mull.
