Sentence examples similar to real-world chess from inspiring English sources

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.

In this sense, a game like Crazy Climber is a closer analogue to the real world than chess is, and in the real world humans still have the edge.

However, Jonathan Schaeffer, chairman of the University of Alberta computer science department and the researcher who initiated the poker playing research effort 16 years ago, said that the advances that are being made in the development of poker-playing software are likely to be more applicable in the real world than chess research.

Harsanyi, who died last year, developed the theory that combines human behavior apparent in games such as chess and poker with mathematics to predict real-world problems.

It did not, however, produce a marketable product; the technical accomplishment — playing chess really well — didn't translate to real-world business problems and so produced little direct profit for I.B.M.

CHESS provides industry with innovative software methods, design methodology and tools while helping industry solve real-world problems.

Real-world testing can help.

Untested in real-world conditions.

That has real-world consequences.

This has real-world consequences.

Real-World Business Experience.