First, CCTM is better formulated by describing the mind as a "computing system" or a "computational system" rather than a "computer".
In his widely-read 1989 paper "Computation and Consciousness", Tim Maudlin considers minimal physical systems that might implement a computational system running a program.
In his visionary masterpiece, Neuromancer, William Gibson described the distributed computational system of the "matrix": "A graphic representation of data abstracted from the banks of every computer in the human system.
But some extraordinarily complex processes -- like, perhaps, the curl of cigarette smoke -- cannot be encompassed by such a law; for that law would require one "universal" computational system to be more powerful than another.
If we want a computational system to communicate with human life, it needs to know how to be funny, she says.
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.
Grammar is the computational system of language.
Following the cognitive revolution, many animal cognition researchers believed that cognition is a general purpose computational system.
An analog-based computational system is an efficient response to these constraints.
A computational system was developed for automatic generation of sketches, focusing on human faces.
Finally, the computational system software of the developed tool within GIS is presented.
