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ar·ti·fi·cial ˈper·son N LAW
- artificial person
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ar·ti·fi·cial res·pi·ˈra·tion N
- artificial respiration
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- to give sb artificial respiration
- jdn beatmen
ar·ti·fi·cial-in·tui·tion soft·ware [ˌɑ:tɪfɪʃəlɪntjuˈɪʃənˈsɒftweəʳ, Am ˌɑr:t̬əfɪʃəlɪntuˈɪʃənˈsɑ:ftwer] N
ar·ti·fi·cial in·semi·ˈna·tion, AI N
- artificial insemination
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ar·ti·fi·cial in·ˈtel·li·gence, AI N
- artificial intelligence
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artificial position N FINMKT
- artificial position (Position, die sich aus einer kombinierten Optionsstrategie ergibt)
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artificial lake
- artificial lake
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synthetic fibre [sɪnˈθetɪk], artificial fibre [ˌɑːtɪˈfɪʃl], man-made fibre
artificial interference
- artificial interference
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artificial interference N
- artificial interference
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artificial selection [ɑːtɪˌfɪʃlsɪˈlekʃn] N
- artificial selection
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YAC (yeast artificial chromosome) N
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- YAC (künstliches Hefechromosom)
BAC (bacterial artificial chromosome) N
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- BAC (künstliches Bakterienchromosom)
PAC (P1 derived artificial chromosome) N
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Textiles are formed by weaving, knitting, crocheting, knotting, or pressing fibres together (felt).
en.wikipedia.org The instrument possesses a spectrograph equipped with two banks each of 200 optical fibres, permitting the simultaneous measurement of 400 spectra.
en.wikipedia.org This occurs where the pain fibres synapse to pain pathway, the periaqueductal grey.
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www.hnf.de However, these days we generally use the term interface in the narrower sense to refer to the interactive exchange of information between humans and artificial systems.
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Wenn wir heute von Interfaces sprechen, meinen wir jedoch im engeren Sinne den interaktiven Informationsaustausch zwischen Mensch und künstlichem System.
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www.hnf.de The Turing machine still provides an important basis for research into theoretical information technology today, and the Turing test proposed by him in 1950 in response to the question “Can machines think?” lent impetus to the development of artificial intelligence.
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Die "Turingmaschine" ist noch heute eine wichtige Grundlage für Untersuchungen in der theoretischen Informatik und der 1950 von ihm zur Beantwortung der Frage "Können Maschinen denken?" vorgeschlagene "Turingtest" stimulierte die Entwicklung der "Künstlichen Intelligenz".
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www.hnf.de In 1714, Henry Mill, an Englishman, was granted a patent for the idea of an "artificial machine or method" which would make writing look typeset and be forgery-proof.
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1714 erhielt der Engländer Henry Mill ein Patent für die Idee einer "künstlichen Maschine oder Methode", die wie gedruckt und fälschungssicher schreiben sollte.
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www.hnf.de The idea of constructing an artificial mechanical being has been actively pursued for centuries.
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Die Vorstellung, ein künstliches mechanisches Wesen zu konstruieren, ist seit Jahrhunderten lebendig:
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www.hnf.de Natural and intuitive interaction with artificial systems has to appeal directly both to human senses and to the means by which humans communicate, such as voice, facial expression and gestures.
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Eine natürliche und intuitive Interaktion mit künstlichen Systemen muss sowohl die Sinne als auch die Kommunikationsmittel des Menschen wie Sprache, Mimik und Gestik direkt ansprechen.
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