How to pronounce “computational” in English

computational neuroscience.

computational power on.

computational capacity. What we're going to do is we're going to cross a threshold which is the personbyte threshold, which means that the computational capacity that we need

computational logic just to understand ocean currents.

merely computational or something.

some computational fairness, which not only gets us closer-- yes, less perfectly satisfactory, but closer

But computational finance, for example, has mostly been in New York because of the essential position of New York in the financial markets,

All computational systems have a finite capacity to compute.

a computational model of place.

With computational models, you can often move toward large numbers of components, that can be different, heterogeneous.

distributed computational art, including the piece out in the lobby right here, and I won't

of clever computational photography, multi-frame HDR, tone mapping and exposure adjustment and face detection...

That's what computational photography is trying to do.

So with these computational models that we run, we're not limited in that way.

yeah so I do computational cosmology um and I mean the the title basically says it all I Rely heavily on um advancements in Tech uh specifically in the computational space

and the computational effort of some of those so that you can keep the whole show on the road to implement the actionable decisions you referred to, because we really

is non-computational and non-representational approaches-- so ecological approaches-- can deliver the goods.

Augmented realities is about computational capabilities.

They use computational analysis to understand and model users and take actions.

Those include solving computational problems, such as calculating a satellite's trajectory, communicating information, such as over the web,

And that type of computational biology will probably be the future.

as well as doing computational drug discovery and publishing more papers from that shed.

modeled by a computational neuron.

And those pipelines are computational in nature.

their advanced computational tools they realize oh wow we can actually get a lot more electricity out of this and we can shave those margins down to a more

of the world in computational terms.

So the computational power doubles every 18 months, according to the progress of the Moore's Law.

I alluded to the computational power, Moore's Law, and then possibly quantum computers.

But there is a computational protocol, called Yao's Garbled Circuit, that they can exchange protocol.

Trying to understand the computational capacities, like the logical rules of cognition, without understanding the environment, is like trying to understand half a pair of scissors--

As we develop computational capability in the '60s and the '70s, you started to be able to look at what's going to happen

or more general computational folks, and some part was geared toward specialists at the end.

He is a computational neuroscientist from UCLA.

coding and computational thinking I was I was gonna I was wondering if you

There's this computational thinking.

Because the computational cost of simulating clearly is zero for the dumb robots, whereas it's quite high for the intelligent robot, the robot with internal models.

with advanced computational biostatistics to reconstruct the influences on population dynamics in a wide variety of organisms.

So these computational models of complex entities exist.

"Round" is a computational poem that is both non-interactive and deterministic.

It is computational in that computation is an essential aspect of the work, non-interactive because there's no input accepted as the program runs, and deterministic

We can use the computational power of social media in ways to connect people that have never been connected before.

It's these computational tools for thinking that we take for granted, but Dan is trying to introduce to the rest of the

into a computational model that recognizes patterns that is predictive of what the imbalances are in their systems; that then can be prescriptive for what to do in a personalized way to identify

and used his computational ideas in order to break the Nazi codes.

And doing computational physics -- that's something I do a lot.

And it's fairly computationally intensive.

Ian Sommerville implemented computationally.

for a long amount of computational time, but then it generated all this incredible rich diversity.

Weather prediction does a lot of computational fluid dynamics.