Sentence examples for unrelated computer from inspiring English sources
Participants were then asked to take part in an unrelated computer task for half an hour.
Sunde was releases from prison in November 2014, after serving five months, while Warg is currently serving a 42-month prison sentence in Denmark for unrelated computer crimes after serving time for his involvement in the Pirate Bay.
But AI was gradually appropriated to describe all sorts of unrelated computer programs such as game players, search engines and chatbots, until the G for "general" was added to make it possible to refer to the real thing again, but now with the implication that an AGI is just a smarter species of chatbot.
Many are based in foreign countries and almost all conceal their names and locations, in part by connecting to the chat channels through remote, unrelated computers they have hacked into -- a fairly easy tactic for even moderately experienced computer programmers.
Using this novel training-unrelated computer task, we found that compassion training that aimed at fostering a friendly, benevolent attitude towards others produced a significant increase in prosocial behavior two to five days after training towards strangers.
This revealed that the friends invited had various backgrounds, mostly unrelated to computer science.
Or employers who seek to stymie organizing efforts can use the CFAA to threaten activists for unrelated supposed computer offenses.
The investigation began after F.B.I. agents, in an unrelated case, seized computer files from Mr. Pellicano's Sunset Boulevard office while seeking information about a death threat made against Anita M. Busch, a reporter for The Los Angeles Times.
Now I try to take at least 30-60 minutes a day to get outside, run errands, or do something completely unrelated to the computer screen.
Hence, DUES-biased system of DNA uptake could evolve given a higher selective advantage of recombination with DNA from conspecifics compared to DNA from unrelated species, and computer simulations seem to confirm this possibility [25].
Digital spaces are much more opaque; there is constant communication between a slew of technologies managed by totally unrelated entities: phones, apps, computers, servers, databases, IT departments, all of these factors create a digital space that goes largely unnoticed as you exist in it.
