Sentence examples for mechanically computed from inspiring English sources
ALAN TURING conceived the Turing machine as a thought experiment to define what can be mechanically computed.
The second example describes [12] such a deposition of a dataset containing the quantum mechanically computed structures and properties of 134,000 molecules into the Figshare digital repository.
About a month ago, we shared a Alex Allmont's project, Play House, an giant lego installation that mechanically computed and played acid house tracks.
Using LEGO Technic, the Chris Burden-meets-Phuture installation was made for AudioGraft 2014 with a commission from Oxford Contemporary Music and mechanically computes and emits "hooky and hypnotic acid house".
However, the significance of treating the fast solvent electronic polarization quantum mechanically to compute the correct activation free energies and transition states was described in earlier studies of ET systems (Gehlen et al., Kim and Hynes), and such approaches are relevant to PCET reactions as well.
In this work, different issues of mechanical engineering interests are computed for mechanically fastened joints.
Peri-stimulus time histograms (PSTHs) of innocuous (7 g) and noxious (65 g) mechanically evoked responses were computed using NeuroExplorer (Nex Technologies, USA).
We sought to determine the diagnostic value of head computed tomography (CT) in mechanically ventilated patients who remain unresponsive after discontinuation of sedation.
In 20 healthy, mechanically ventilated pigs, FRC and lung weight were measured by computed tomography.
After one to four days of recovery from instrumentation, the animals were re-anaesthetised, endotracheally intubated and mechanically ventilated throughout a six-hour experiment where the sheep underwent quantitative lung computed tomography.
In this part of logic, functions or laws governing numerical or other precise one-to-one or many-to-one relationships are studied with regard to the possibility of their being computed; i.e., of being effectively or mechanically calculable. Functions that can be so calculated are called recursive.
