Colossus marks a departure from the relatively traditional pop-rock sound of RJD2's 2007 album, The Third Hand.
However, Ulster Unionist Party leader Mike Nesbitt said Baroness Thatcher was "a colossus of conviction politics".
Sir Martin Sorrell, the acquisitive 63-year-old chief executive of communications colossus WPP Group Plc.
The secrecy surrounding Colossus meant Mr Flowers' position in the history of computers has been overlooked.
It has also put the spotlight on the people who built Colossus and their achievements.
At Bletchley Park, the original Colossus cracked messages sent by Hitler's generals during World War II.
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America's ENIAC computer calculated artillery trajectories, while Britain's Colossus computer decoded the Nazi's encrypted messages.
Under Clark this prideful colossus of bureaucratic silos has become more open to criticism, nimbler and hungrier.
First switched on in 1943, Colossus is now acknowledged as being the world's first electronic, digital computer.
"I'm sure that all of the technical details of Colossus are now well known, " said Prof Randell.
The RIC is a multimedia colossus that involves books, radio, movies, TV, newspapers, and dog care service providers.
Colossus was built during World War II to decrypt the high-level messages sent between Hitler and his generals.
Mr Sale is best known for the mammoth project that resulted in the re-creation of the Colossus computer.
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The American retail colossus also has stores in the north-east's other provincial capitals as well as in Dalian.
Such human misery, multiplied by tens of millions of people, rolls up into a bureaucratic colossus of breathtaking complexity.
Andrew Jackson bestrode his era like a colossus, so much so that it is called the Age of Jackson.
More importantly, Prof Randell was asked by the government to interview the Colossus creators and publish what they said.
It's a banking colossus with more than 200 million customers around the world.
Mr. STERN: Right, and over the course of years, Google could grow incrementally, incrementally, until it's the colossus it was.
Mancuso said mining in Brazil is trouble-free and that Colossus is interested in expanding into more properties in the area.
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In business circles, Premji is credited with transforming a cooking oil company he inherited from his father into a software colossus.
"Tommy Flowers is an important and integral part of the Colossus story, " said Andy Clark, head of the Trustees at TNMOC.
With Colossus, RJD2 has become more sophisticated in integrating his assorted tastes, but the album preserves the sound that made him an underground star.
We were half expecting AMD's next graphics card to be some sort of supercomputing colossus, given all the buzz around NVIDIA's GTX Titan.
Mrs Clinton, however, emerges as a political colossus compared with the punishment the authors mete out to Mrs Palin and Mr Edwards.
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The U.S. wouldn't be the mighty and vibrant colossus it is today but rather a pallid and stagnant version of western Europe.
The slightly built, soft-voiced premier now bestrides the party like a colossus.
To the Devils, Lundqvist isn't a colossus looming over this series anymore.
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The official release was a handful of pictures and a short statement which mentioned Colossus' key designers: Max Newman and Tommy Flowers.
"I'm extremely moved to step into the footsteps of a colossus such as Tony Sale, " said Dr Link after receiving his award.
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