Sentence examples for developing computers from inspiring English sources

The company was founded by former child chess prodigy and neuroscientist Demis Hassabis, who had built a career in gaming with developers Bullfrog in the 1990s, and has no smaller a goal than developing computers that think like humans.

So what chance did this smart, Jewish, Keynesian have?" During World War II, Mr. Samuelson worked in M.I.T.'s Radiation Laboratory, developing computers for tracking aircraft, and was a consultant for the War Production Board.

In the 20th century, it was considered preposterous to build traditionally in an industrialised world that was exploring space, developing computers, and feeding and educating its people like never before; indeed, it's telling that modern architecture only became discredited when the crises of the 1970s kicked in and progress itself was put in doubt.

Hungarian-born scientists such as Edward Teller and John von Neumann also played crucial roles in developing computers and atomic weapons.Such skill at innovative thinking could well be rooted in the complexity of the Hungarian language, which has three levels of formality, direct and indirect conjugation of verbs, and also demands rhyming vowel harmony.

The new work is a step toward developing computers based on the principles of quantum mechanics and may be a way of linking quantum computers.

Barker-Plummer & Bailin (1997) present a case study in developing computers which can carry out the kind of analogical reasoning that humans perform when proving certain mathematical theorems.

Service-Oriented Computing (SOC) exploits services as the fundamental elements for developing computer-based systems.

Called Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology, or Sematech, it shared the costs and risks of developing computer chip-making skills.

After graduating from Boston university, she became a software engineer, specialising in developing computer systems for satellites.

While Mira Rehab is not alone in developing computer games for therapeutic purpose, Stanmore says that the company is ahead of the game.

At the time, Intel was developing computer technology based on the Java operating system, which was viewed as a potential competitor to Microsoft Windows.