One of the designers, Peter van Hengel, explained to me that the idea grew out of a project at the University of Groningen, which simulated the workings of the inner ear with computer models.
Recent examination of the internal morphology of the inner ear using computer tomography scans has revealed a distinctive shape for the Neanderthal bony labyrinth (Spoor et al. 2003).
IBM showed the inner workings of computer logic; NCR let visitors find out facts about historical dates, and peruse a library of recipes; Parker Pens had a machine that matched pen-pals across the US by interest; and there were even computerised home décor suggestions available at the Better Living Pavilion.
Patch points expose the inner workings of computer programs, and allow for atypical connections between things like games, music-making software, office suites, etc. illucia is a USB device with physical jacks that correspond to software patch points, which can be connected and disconnected using patch cables.
The Net and the inner workings of computers are displayed as a virtual world with which computer programs of all varieties, as personified in a humanoid form, can interact.
Like all rootkits, ZeroAccess is capable of hiding its presence from all normal methods of detection, while maintaining privileged access to a computer's inner workings.
Waste is automatically transfered to the sealed inner reactor, where the computer controls mixing, air flow, temperature, and moisture.
You need to know your faith with that same precision with which an IT specialist knows the inner workings of a computer.
CRTT is merely a claim about the underlying processes in the brain, the surface appearances of which can be as remote from the character of those processes as the appearance of an image on a screen can be from the inner workings of a computer.
Once you accept this alleged weirdness, quantum theory becomes a fantastically useful tool, and many scientists just use it as such, like a computer whose inner workings we take for granted.
