How to pronounce “presage” in English

And so this enables even simple organisms to carry out really very sophisticated computations.Now, a lot of this was presaged by the co-inventor of the computer, Von Neumann.So Turing came up originally with the idea of a universal computer.

What a lot of people all over the world, and certainly in the United States, like is tales of republics and empires.The theory in the saga, and its presaged in the beloved original trilogy, it's very clearly spelled outin the underrated prequels, is that democracy falls to thunderous applause.

But Jobs realized, you know what, it's not enough to just put people in the same building, we need to force them to mix and mingle.about the intuitions of artists and how sometimes they, they presage the discoveries in modern neuroscience.

So this is the degree of detail that we get.That's absolutely amazing. And it definitely kind of presages my next question, which was going to be about the first time I ever read about this,I thought, gosh, how does that canopy return being so large not obscure all the signal?

That's hugely important. Now does anybody see-- we've all heard the jokes, right, the Batman and Robin jokes, the ambiguously gay duojokes-- does anybody see anything here that might, I don't know, presage trouble to come?Is there anything in this copy here that stands out at you?

Mandarin and emoji had not yet left Latin in the dust as second languages of choice.These were exciting times, filled with these transitional technologies, desktop published zines and other forms that presaged blogs.But cultural loyalists were still hoping to hold on.