Sentence examples for advanced computations from inspiring English sources

As pointed out in Section 5.2.3, visual cortical processing in rats could rely on different (although advanced) computations, as compared to primates, and this has certainly shown to be the case for the processing of collinear patterns (see Section 5.3).

Looking further ahead, there are no fundamental limits to what can be achieved: there is no physical law precluding particles from being organised in ways that perform even more advanced computations than the arrangements of particles in human brains.

The cosmologist Max Tegmark wondered what will happen "if computers eventually beat us at all tasks, developing superhuman intelligence?" As Tegmark notes, there is "little doubt that that this can happen: our brains are a bunch of particles obeying the laws of physics, and there's no physical law precluding particles from being arranged in ways that can perform even more advanced computations".

The main purpose of luscus is to provide state of the art support for advanced computations in quantum chemistry.

I have little doubt that this can happen: our brains are a bunch of particles obeying the laws of physics, and there's no physical law precluding particles from being arranged in ways that can perform even more advanced computations.

The four authors rest their case on a sentence that strikes me as wrong-headed: "There is no physical law precluding particles from being organized in ways that perform even more advanced computations than the arrangements of particles in human brains".

A ton of GPU-accelerated (or simply parallel-ready) applications can be found here at the Cuda website, including image manipulation, physics simulation, and advanced computation.

Known for combining biomimetics with architecture, Benjamin (in collaboration with bio-material specialists Ecovative) utilized advanced computation and engineering to create the 100% green building materials.

Compared with other Bayesian methods of inferring kinetic model parameters (Wilkinson, 2006), our approach is simple in that it does not require advanced computation such as that of Markov chain Monte Carlo simulations.

Toward advanced computing applications, multioutput systems are just as important as multi-input circuits, yet the former is an underexplored and largely unsolved problem for computations performed in single human cells.

The computational analysis of differential gene expression was performed in a Linux environment at TACC (Texas Advanced Computation Center) at University of Texas at Austin.