Sentence examples for computational powers from inspiring English sources

At its core is what he calls the Principle of Computational Equivalence, which is that all systems that exhibit more than simple behavior (like the automata cells on this page) have equal computational powers -- they are all universal computers.

Fuzzy logic and neural networks were inspired by human computational powers.

Maybe AlphaGo's descendants, waking into proper self-awareness, will find more stimulating and more profound things to do with their vast computational powers than blowing up humanity.

The worm only has 302 neurons, but is capable of a variety of behaviors that display a range of computational powers.

Routing attacks are very atrocious because of the dynamic nature of heterogeneous network Routing as well as member nodes with different Computational powers.

Unfortunately, the computational burden of such a GLRT is unaffordable with the current computational powers: resorting to some kind of sub-optimal detectors seems unavoidable.

Harnessing this phenomenon in a computer promises to expand computational power greatly.

Oxford's eight-qubit quantum computer has significantly less computational power than an abacus, but fifty to a hundred qubits could make something as powerful as any laptop.

Or is human intelligence more like just generalized computational power or generic computing ability?

Quantum computers promise to bring computational power leaps and bounds ahead of our most advanced machines.

Metagenomic data analysis is both data- and computation- intensive, which requires extensive computational power.