Sentence examples for mental hardware from inspiring English sources

Tom McCarthy's "Remainder" (2007), about an unnamed man who wakes from a coma and tries to reënter the ordinary world, suggests that consciousness and memory are illusions, byproducts of errant mental hardware.

That routine from back home is ingrained in your mental hardware, and it's not going to disappear overnight.

Researchers hypothesize that psychopathic children may lack the mental hardware to connect to other people's feelings and may be more disconnected from their own.

Things I know about myself, things that exist without language — my hardware, my mental firing patterns, parts of me that are fundamentally, inexorably me — are being echoed on the other end, confirmed as a DNA match.

Early postoperative complications also include mental status changes and hardware infection.

The S8 feels a bit like the real-world manifestation of that mental chess, with solid hardware and a software experience that points the way toward something better — the unified ecosystem the company has always striven for, but never fully executed.

Those we (France, the West, Russia,) kill are forgotten and we forget the backlash and blowback we inevitably cause with our military hardware and our mental mush.

If you think of the brain as a computer, physical and mental activity are "essentially upgrading its hardware and programming," Dr. Kennedy says.

But Laura Piffer and her colleagues at Padova wondered whether newborn guppies already have the mental capacity to learn ratios, or whether that neural hardware develops later?

Using the same build for the hardware, Nature has allowed us to enter our mental universe, only to discover the infinitude of the conscious universe.

In admiration of the mental rejuvenation, Frank declares, "the human brain is a lovely piece of hardware".