First, CCTM is better formulated by describing the mind as a "computing system" or a "computational system" rather than a "computer".
A computational system known as the 'cloud', consisting of data service provided via the Internet, was recently developed.
A system whose principal function is not computational, but is controlled by a computational system embedded within it is referred to as a computational embedded system, which is usually shortened to embedded system.
The piece, which Grosser describes as, "a computational surveillance system that presents a website's best attempt to see the world from its visitors' viewpoints," was created for Grosser's solo exhibition at Paris' Galerie Charlot.
A visual divergence task called ShapeStorm is demonstrated for the study of creative ideation that can be applied to humans as well as computational systems.
As Chalmers also notes, one need not claim that the mind is programmable simply because one regards it as a Turing-style computational system.
As a consequence, it can serve as a specification language for computational systems, a role that is also occupied by, say, Petri nets, process calculi, λ-calculus, etc.
He began working on logarithms probably as early as 1594, gradually elaborating his computational system whereby roots, products, and quotients could be quickly determined from tables showing powers of a fixed number used as a base.
These molecular circuits thus serve not just as linear messengers, but as computational systems performing highly complex, multivariate signal processing.
