computer scientist
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- noun
- /kəmˈpjuːtər ˈsaɪəntɪst/
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científico de la computación
- Well, again, the traditional view is computer scientists are the architects of the digital world.
- computer scientists and engineers
- computer scientists and researchers
He'll do what computer scientists call error correction.
- He'll do what computer scientists call error correction.
- How do we hire computer scientists to work on the public interest?
- Is that something you think is within our reach to be thinking about as computer scientists?
- Well, again, the traditional view is computer scientists are the architects of the digital world.
- And in in some sense this is so obvious that the case is closed for computer scientists when they think about how to build a system that represents reality.
- And it's fun to to ask one of the greatest computer scientists of all time the most basic questions in the beginning of most books.
- It has fulfilled those hopes from the very first installation by Team Lab, an innovative Japanese collective of computer scientists and artists.
- But I think a lot of computer scientists overestimate how deterministic increasingly large systems are going to be.
- To explain, please join me in welcoming computer scientist extraordinaire Anne Marie Imafidon.
- So as if you put your computer scientists hat on, is there a favorite ways you like to think about that question of what is intelligence?
- So there's brilliant computer scientists that I thought it would be amazing to explore their mind, explore their thinking.
- So me becoming a computer scientist and going to Swansea University to study where they were all men, it wasn't something that really fazed me.
- The problem is computer scientists always said it's OK, it's OK.
- After some weeks, another an Austrian colleague or the computer scientist.
Examples
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Several biologically inspired paths are being explored by computer scientists in universities and corporate laboratories worldwide.
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Fay Lee is a computer scientist here at Stanford.
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How do we hire computer scientists to work on the public interest?
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Its development was the result of collaboration between surgeons, engineers, and computer scientists.
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In an experiment conducted by computer scientists, advice was shown to be much more persuasive.
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The team behind Faceshift is a group of really smart and sharp computer scientists in Switzerland.
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And in 1975, two computer scientists were able to construct a tic-tac-toe-playing computer out of Tinkertoys.
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No doubt, Chuck Todd believes that the two computer scientists who testified that there was a system malfunction.
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Apparently, the Japanese computer scientists have embraced the notion of fuzzy logic and are rapidly programming "fuzziness" into computers.
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Fay Lee is a computer scientist here at Stanford.
Synonyms
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A person who knows a lot about computers and helps fix them
A person who knows a lot about computers and helps others fix computer problems
How Experienced
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a scientist who specializes in computers' is directly and compositionally derived from 'computer' (the field/object) + 'scientist' (a person who studies). This follows a regular noun–noun modifier + head pattern common across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand it.
Etymology
Computer scientist combines computer and scientist. The word computer used to mean a person who did sums and later named the machines that do those sums, so a computer scientist is literally a scientist who studies 'computers' and how they work.