Sentence examples for thinking of computers from inspiring English sources

Thinking of computers anthropomorphically has become second nature: A programming code is a language; an array of silicon chips is a memory.

An interesting topic on the borderline of logic and computer science is mechanical theorem proving, which derives some of its interest from being a clear-cut instance of the problems of artificial intelligence, especially of the problems of realizing various heuristic modes of thinking on computers.

"As soon as you say Intel, they're not thinking of a computer, they're thinking of the competition," she said.

It's a more solid investment in the future". Huot says, "There's really no choice between MIT and skating, but if we can keep skating, why not?" He loves physics and math and is thinking of studying computer science.

I'm thinking of building a computer over Thanksgiving break.

The last fret-cutter is thinking of becoming a computer operator.

"Things were so bad that some universities were thinking of closing down computer science departments," she recalled.

"It would be interesting to see if they can have a virtual street fair some day," said Adrian Marsh, a sophomore at New York University majoring in English who is thinking of majoring in computer science.

Originally, Mr Schreiber says, he was thinking of poor communities where computers are rare.

While I connected to AOL from his shop, Mr. Darwish explained: "Before the Israeli withdrawal most people were keeping their money in the bank.... Now that the Israelis are gone the mood is 'It's our land, that's it, leave us alone.' Investment is coming back.... I'm thinking of expanding into selling computers".

Instead of thinking of brains as being like computers, they wish to make computers more like brains.