What I'm really interested in is this idea of a "brain co-processor" – a device that can record from, and deliver information to, so many points in the brain, with a computational infrastructure in between – a computer that can process the information and compute exactly what needs to be restored.
Click on this icon to bring up the corresponding and native desktop application from your computer that can process the file.
For instance, people may one day walk through their offices, living rooms or backyards and point out the chores that need to be done to video-based interfaces that will pass on the information to computers that can process motions as well as words.
The detectors (one, called Phenix, weighs 3,000 tons) are hooked up to arrays of computers that can process thousands of "snapshots" of RHIC collisions in a blink of Rutherford's eye and, RHIC scientists hope, provide information about the quark-gluon plasma from which the particles were born.
— In the computer world's equivalent of "The Amazing Race," three rival teams of computer researchers are working on new types of software needed to better use computer chips that can process many tasks at the same time.
What's more, as AT&T's competitors point out, the technology is designed to operate from computer servers that can process large amounts of data.
Bassett, the novel's narrator, works for a project whose goal is to create a computer program that can process language with a semblance of personality.
Developed by Franco Moretti, the Stanford lit-crit iconoclast, distance reading exponentially widens the sphere of literary inquiry by running plotlines, grammar, and so on through computer programs that can process far more information than any one person could read in a lifetime, opening the book to big-picture-type discoveries.
It involves a top computer scientist, Chen Jin, who became a national hero in 2003 when he said he had created one of China's first digital signal processing computer chips, sophisticated microchips that can process digitized data for mobile phones, cameras and other electronic devices.
The next stop, in another industrial park, a few miles away, was a company whose goal is to cure all viral diseases, by engineering "liquid computers"—systems of hundreds of molecules that can process basic information.
The next stop, in another industrial park, a few miles away, was a company whose goal is to cure all viral diseases, by engineering "liquid computers" — systems of hundreds of molecules that can process basic information.
