Sentence examples for objection to the notion from inspiring English sources

By 1950, however, Turing clearly had come in contact with Lovelace's work: He responded to her objection to the notion of computers' thinking in his paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence".

Graham also raised his voice in objection to the notion Trump advanced that the US's Asian allies were taking advantage of its defense umbrella: "South Korea and Japan have paid a lot".

Objection to the notion that the Turing Test provides a logically sufficient condition for intelligence can be adapted to the goal of showing that the Turing Test is too restrictive.

Moreover, by the time he writes Book 10 of De Genesi ad Litteram, (circa 415 16 C.E). he has a further objection to the notion of pre-incarnate sin: this possibility, he writes, is ruled out by Romans 9 11 where we are told that the souls of the unborn have done neither good nor evil [De Genesi ad Litteram 10.15.27].

Similarly, an old objection to the notion that removal of clathrin by potassium-depletion (Larkin et al. 1983; Moya et al. 1985; Madshus et al. 1987; Sandvig et al. 1985) revealed endocytosis normally operating in parallel to the clathrin-dependent pathway, was that the rest of the endocytic machinery originally belonging to the clathrin-dependent machinery was still operating.

One of his major objections to the notion is that it would end up being a "shotgun marriage with Sinn Féin holding the shotgun".

Some of these people, of course, have genuine philosophical or religious objections to the notion of birth control itself, but for many the real issue seems to be a fear that if you remove all the danger and anxiety from sex -- especially the threat of disease or of unwanted pregnancy -- people, and unmarried teenagers in particular, will start coupling with abandon.

Some objections to agent-causal theories derive from more general objections to the notion of substance-causation, others address more directly the agent-causal account of agency.

There is likely to be little objection to that notion in the Capitol, though many Americans might not find it in their hearts to have much sympathy for lawmakers who make $174,000 a year for about 110 days of work.

Mr. Price's character, the company malcontent, repeatedly voices objections to the very notion of what they're doing.

Of course, if the intended objection is to the notion that machines can experience any kind of feeling of enjoyment, then it is not clear that work on particular kinds of artificial sensors is to the point).