Sentence examples for as a computational device from inspiring English sources
Like any other CA, Life can be considered as a computational device: an initial configuration of the automaton can encode an input string.
Given that the brain acts as a "computational device," Buonomano says, it actually controls everything about us – from our associations to our appetites to our buying decisions.
He argues that "syntax could not possibly work as a computational device unless its major defining properties were intimately linked and had emerged simultaneously" (p. 86).
The background for such an approach seems to be that the "a posteriori" way, which according to Kepler was taken over by Copernicus himself, cannot lead to a necessary affirmation of the reality of the new world system, but only to a probable, and hence to an "instrumental", representation of it as a computational device.
It should be noted that the term "variance of each SNP effect" has no meaning per se, because there is only one effect per locus; it can be seen as a computational device to find nonlinear estimates of SNP effects [ 19].
In fact, as a point of nomological fact, in a computational device not every rule can be explicitly represented: some have to be hard-wired and, thus, implicit in this sense.
Why couldn't a smart guy like himself make a computational device with the self-awareness of a human mind?
In the formulas-as-types analogy which is so popular and fruitful in theoretical computer science, a logical system is put in correspondence with a typed computational device (like typed lambda calculus), by associating to each proof of a formula a program having as type that very formula.
For these reasons, many serious computational neuroscientists now work at a level that treats neurons as structured computational devices.
This analysis treats neurons as simple computational devices, transforming inputs into output.
A similar question is answered positively in the case of intuitionistic sequent calculus by means of what is known as natural deduction, that has, via the Curry-Howard correspondence, a strong connection with the computational device known as lambda calculus.
