Computer in sentence

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I was working on my computer when my friend, seeing me hunched over typing, walked over behind me.

We have a process where we, you know, kind of put it into the computer and digitize it, and then a whole lot of analysis.

But I believe we're on a path now, when we get to data, that we can distill styles, and templates, and formulas, and all these kinds of things, again, that you've seen happen in the computer graphics world.

Trojan horses on our computer networks reveal all our Achilles' heels instantly.

So this is a computer program.

And in convincing yourself that this metaphor is true, there are lots of similarities between genetic programs and computer programs that could help to convince you.

Now, a hallmark of computer programs is just this kind of sensitivity to small changes.

You're going to sit in front of your computer.

And what happens if you water and feed that seed appropriately, is it will do a developmental computation, a molecular computation, and it'll build an electronic computer.

And if you buy all of this, and you think life is about computation, as I do, then you look at big questions through the eyes of a computer scientist.

Or how does a computer program know when to stop running?

Turns out I think he's actually a computer scientist.

Now, these are big questions in computer science.

These are all complexity questions, and computer science tells us that these are very hard questions.

So I had the computer program design the short staples to do this.

Now, this is just a single switch and you need half a billion for a computer, so we have a long way to go.

But this is very promising because the origami can organize parts just one-tenth the size of those in a normal computer.

So, you start with something in the computer.

You get a high-level description of the computer program, a high-level description of the origami.

It's a molecular computer building an electronic computer.

What it's really about is taking computer science and looking at big questions in a new light, asking new versions of those big questions and trying to understand how biology can make such amazing things.

You know, the computer and television both recently turned 60, and today I'd like to talk about their relationship.

So it's about time that we talked about how the computer ambushed television, or why the invention of the atomic bomb unleashed forces that lead to the writers' strike.

So, what I'd like to ask is, if the computer is becoming a principal tool of media and entertainment, how did we get here?

So take a look at what happens when the foremost journalist of early television meets one of the foremost computer pioneers, and the computer begins to express itself.

Journalist: It's a Whirlwind electronic computer.

And this is the oscilloscope of the Whirlwind electronic computer.

Since this computer was made in conjunction with the Office of Naval Research, why don't we switch down to the Pentagon in Washington and let the Navy's research chief, Admiral Bolster, give Whirlwind the workout?

Now, at the standard rate of fuel consumption, I would like to see the computer trace the flight path of this rocket and see how it can determine, at any instant, say at the end of 40 seconds, the amount of fuel remaining, and the velocity at that set instant.

We're threatened by the greatest weapon ever, and knowing a good thing when it sees it, the Air Force decides it needs the biggest computer ever to protect us.

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