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As is normal, computer scientists are taking words that already exist, and trying to make them apply in a particular context.

And now computer scientists at Georgia Tech have invented something that sounds as if it came from the mind of Nikola Tesla.

Computer scientists use the word algorithm to describe such a set of directions.

Computer scientists might be in a unique position to enable richer communication, and perhaps a more stable future as a consequence.

But computer scientists are just as likely to divide their day into hexadecimal hours, with each hour broken up into hexadecimal minutes.

Indeed, it has more attractive properties than any that had been conceived by decades of computer scientists.

Many computer scientists would say that the question is ill-posed, and that any answer to it wouldn't mean much.

The computer scientists said they were uncertain about why the A. I. class had drawn such a large audience. Dr.

Meanwhile, the world's business people and investors queue up to lavish money on India's talented engineers and computer scientists.

But it might be a good enough illusion for computer scientists to exploit.

India produces 400, 000 engineering graduates a year, a third of them computer scientists, so organisations are saturated with applications.

The more computer scientists thought about distributing problems into a hive mind, the more reasonable it seemed.

At the very mathematical end are computer scientists who study algorithms without the aid of a computer, purely in the abstract.

So two computer scientists created an algorithm that packages your encrypted data into an executable file of your choice.

Alan Kay, one of PARC's first computer scientists, brought his colleagues vast knowledge ranging from music to biology.

Instead computer scientists have developed specialized protocols that are much more efficient than SFE for particular common tasks.

The company was founded by computer scientists from the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in 1996.

But banks and consulting firms are increasingly recruiting people without MBAs, particularly mathematicians and computer scientists.

Part of the problem is people hiring computer scientists and thinking that they've just done a three- or four-year programming course.

Science fiction writers and computer scientists tantalize us with visions of artificial intelligence: computers that think for themselves.

Computer scientists at Saarland University, Germany, have developed a wireless bicycle brake they say could revolutionise control systems.

Invented by American computer scientists during the 1970s, the Internet has been embraced around the globe.

Many computer scientists are now thinking of making computers " think " like a man.

Computer scientists have begun to develop systems that would defend people's information privacy (10).

Many computer scientists are now thinking of wanting the computer "think" like a man.

Many of the products and services in modern society are based upon the work of electrical engineers and computer scientists.

Many computer scientists are now thinking of making the computer "think" like a man.

Stailman fretted that if computer scientists could no longer learn from one another's code, the art of programming would stagnate.

Both have been big stumbling blocks for computer scientists working on artificial intelligence.

The computer scientists were working alongside device and mechanical engineers, system integrators, and people who work on applications.

The technology has won praise from computer scientists and raves from early users of its prototype camera.

A group of computer scientists at Stanford University, led by John Mitchell, has started to address the problem in a novel way.

He wrote with lucidity about the works of computer scientists, philosophers and playwrights, always giving credit where it was due.

Some computer scientists already talk of the birth of "societal information-technology systems" , or SIS.

As computer scientists, however, my colleagues and I have focused on devices that transmit and display information more directly.

The question has bothered philosophers for millennia and computer scientists for decades.

According to computer scientists, the interconnect is one of the most difficult pieces to build.

Since then, computer scientists have frequently turned to biological processes for inspiration.

Computer scientists refer to this phenomenon as the problem of global illumination.

But Amoroso and other recruiters say they also look for computer scientists with a hacker's mentality.

Indian computer scientists in Bangalore bounce ideas constantly off their Indian friends in Silicon Valley.

Computer scientists call any language that can be accepted by a finite state machine a regular language.

Ultimately, some linguists and computer scientists argue, technology will collapse the world's language barriers.

Cosmologists hope gamers, programmers, computer scientists and geeks-of-all-trades can help them identify evidence of dark matter.

Hunter, L. (ed. ) Molecular Biology for Computer Scientists. Recommended for all non-biologists.

And how about the mathematicians and computer scientists who developed the art and science of risk management on Wall Street.

The math computer scientists use regularly, in real life, has very little overlap with the list above.

At an orientation for new students he met Larry Page, the son of computer scientists and also of Jewish background.

Now computer scientists have developed a system for hiding data in already large applications.

Some computer scientists wanted to find out. So they modified the Android mobile phone platform to tag all data apps sent from the phone.

For computer scientists 95% or more of the interesting math is discrete: i. e. math on the integers.

Fruit flies have solved a computing problem that has vexed computer scientists for decades.

As a result, both new understanding and new medicines will arrive at a quickening pace, according to the biologists and computer scientists.

Google paid $700m in cash for the US-based company, founded in 1996 by a team of MIT computer scientists.

Don't get me wrong; computer scientists appreciate elegant code.

When the leak was highlighted by computer scientists in August 2009, nine months earlier, Facebook took no action.

Stable marriage problem has been widely discussed by many computer scientists for many years.

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COMPUTER scientists have long tried to foist order on the explosion of data that is the internet.

Next February 2nd has been dubbed "D-Day" by many computer scientists, with the world expected to run out of IP address blocks at that time.

Social scientists, computer scientists, and others have joined in this exploration because it is important.

In 1984, in the East, Liu led 10 Chinese computer scientists recognize the forward-looking PC will change the way people work and live.

But they are getting better, thanks to advances in the way computer scientists program software to play games.

Don Knuth, for example, is one of the world's foremost computer scientists, a founder of the field of computer algorithms.

For instance, a curious piece of research was published last year by three computer scientists, Johan Bollen, Huina Mao and Xiao-Jun Zeng.

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