Sentence examples for replicating computer from inspiring English sources

The worm was an experimental self-propagating and replicating computer program that took advantage of flaws in certain e-mail protocols.

Rather, one self-interested source was replicating like computer spam.

If a depressurization accident occurred on a long-term space mission and astronauts needed to access onboard computers, they could use EMG electrodes in their spacesuits to replicate a computer interface (76).

Paper rustling rough between our fingers; grits of foreign sands stuck to envelop glue; the smell of ink, heat and a journey baked into the page; grooves of handwriting that cannot be replicated by computer or photograph or blinking curser on a screen.

Moreover, two simple systems with computational landscapes, self-replicating computer programs [ 2] and RNA secondary structure folding [ 11], both exhibited a clear excess of antagonistic interactions.

Replication factor quantifies how many vertexes are replicated over computers compared with the the number of vertexes of the original input graph.

Software using digital organisms (self-replicating computer programs)—a complete simulation in which both the replication and metabolism of (simple) organisms are simulated is a promising field in the teaching of evolutionary biology (Wilke and Adami 2002).

Researchers throughout America and Europe replicated the "computer-crash paradigm".

The report does not predict what types of jobs may be created but suggests the focus should be on training for skills that are unique and unlikely to be replicated by computers and automation, which could mean recreational therapists and dentists.

Other researchers, like Dr. Christoph Adami, a research fellow at the California Institute of Technology, and Dr. Thomas S. Ray Jr. of the University of Oklahoma have created self-replicating computer programs that mutate in ways similar to actual organisms like bacteria, fungi and fruit flies.

Digital organisms are essentially small programs, much like self-replicating computer viruses.