Sentence examples for can't compute from inspiring English sources

Trapped by a "tagging culture" that can't compute creative complexity.

It's not only that you can't compute it, it's that is not defined.

If it exists but I can't compute it, maybe it's not that interesting.

The store's filigreed antique cash register no longer rings up sales because it can't compute Vermont's 5percentt sales tax.

I'm thinking God Save King Daniel "My blood is his blood, I can't compute it in my brain," says Danny, at Edward's tomb in Westminster Abbey.

But, in truth, we can't compute the evolutionary future of a single bacterium that has landed in a bowl of broth.

Oftentimes, survivors can't figure out their own moods, much less compute what has just happened.

While technically true — and mathematically possible — it does not fully explain why computers, which can't fully compute chess or Go, have become good at one and not the other.

I can't easily compute what it means to be gay if it's not having just identified yourself with that label.

"The criticism of data-driven techniques has always been that you can't pre-compute everything," said Adrien Treuille, associate professor of computer science and robotics at Carnegie Mellon.

Most technologists have little truck with words like "soul", let alone with the notion of something that can't be computed.