We assumed that the computer-based decisions support would be less useful if the practitioner entered the ICPC code at the end of the consultation.
He was probably assuming that the computer would be forced to trade queens, when Black is winning.
We assume that the computer is always right, and when someone says the computer made a mistake, we assume they are wrong or lying.
If the spectacle exists, as Debord tells us, "wherever representation takes on an independent existence" then it's safe to assume that the computer-manufactured credit derivatives associated with the collapse of the American economy in 2008 count as one of the many forms of the spectacle.
This system assumes that the computers support PXE Preboot Execution Environmentt) boot a standard feature for recent computers.
Apple assumed that people would want a personal computer replacement, when what they really wanted was a personal computer complement.
The computer assumed that the town was infiltrated by a few terrorists who had infected themselves on purpose.
Assuming that computer power continues to increase by a factor of ten every five years, in 2005 a PlayStation 3 if such a beast is created will be able to draw 600m polygons per second, or 20m polygons per frame (roughly the quality of "A Bug's Life").
John Osteraas, director of civil engineering practice at Exponent Failure Analysis in Menlo Park, Calif., and a consultant for the insurance companies, said the computer analysis assumed that the floors stayed intact until the collapse.
The conducted computer simulations assumed that the boundary value of angular mandible movement cannot exceed the value of 0.2°.
Our inclination to assume that computers provide a sufficient substitute for our own intelligence has made us all too eager to hand important work over to software and accept a subservient role for ourselves.
