Sentence examples for encode our from inspiring English sources

2600 might use print, but Snowden was encouraging his listeners to "encode our rights into the protocols you write".

What separates us from other animals is that we can partially encode our mental states (beliefs, desires and intentions) in an abstract, symbolic form.

When we are able to encode our experience in words, it becomes much easier to put it together into a memory.

I think technical systems can fill that gap to a large extent, because we can encode our systems and values into the protocols that we use to protect [our] relations.

Why not encode her, as we humans usually try to encode our offspring, with an aversion to words like "whore" and "kike" — both of which Tay used, in tweets subsequently deleted by Microsoft?

But if there really is a surefire way to retrieve what has faded away by somehow tweaking the nerve cells, brain chemicals and electrical impulses that encode our memories, there must be a Nobel Prize awaiting the discoverer.

Yet the mind does not operate like a video recorder, infallibly encoding our experiences, traumatic or otherwise.

While it is widely agreed that the connectome encodes our unique memories and learned behaviors, Dr. Hayworth's belief that a map of the brain's synapses could one day be sufficient to reconstruct a mind is controversial.

Its architecture encodes our values; its usage affirms our freedom to collaborate, share, and create".

This encodes our belief that all directions of body pose are equally likely.

The palette on one hand represents a model system that effectively encodes our knowledge about the materials used by Van Gogh.