Sentence examples for would take to develop from inspiring English sources

In 1985 he wrote a paper that speculated on the cost and the time it would take to develop a machine with many times the intelligence of a group of humans.

They created a project on Kickstarter with the modest goal of raising $10,000, enough capital to support themselves for the time it would take to develop the software.

The construction process is also faster; his tenant can occupy the space about 20 months from now, rather than the 36 months that it would take to develop a new building.

Hawking said that it wasn't clear how long such artificial intelligence would take to develop — warning that people shouldn't trust "anyone who claims to know for sure that it will happen in your lifetime or that it won't happen in your lifetime".

Mr. Solomonoff would later turn his attention to the consequences of artificial intelligence and in 1985 wrote a paper that speculated on the cost and the time it would take to develop a machine with many times the intelligence of a group of humans.

Can you estimate how long it would take to develop RA modules instead of reusing them?

CG: So how much coding knowhow would it take to develop a Plex app?

The question is how long this would all take to develop.

It would take longer to develop techniques to transplant the cells, he added.

An average ground speed of 50 km/h for migratory birds crossing Sahara has been reported (14); this speed would enable birds to cover the distance between Morocco and the Iberian Peninsula in less time than it would take ticks to develop from immature to adult.

In March 2009, Akihiro Hino officially unveiled Professor Layton and the Last Specter in Famitsu, stating that, with the second season, each game would take longer to develop than before, to dispel beliefs that Professor Layton had not significantly changed with each passing game.