Turing
- noun
- /ˈtʊərɪŋ/
- Turing test
- Turing machine
- universal Turing
Examples
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Turing's proof is very simple and easy for anybody to follow with minimal mathematical background.
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Newman was one of Turing's teachers at Cambridge before the war.
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It was run by Gordon Welchman, Turing's near contemporary at Cambridge.
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Alan Turing was a brilliant mathematician and a pioneer in computer science.
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Many scholars study the life and contributions of Turing, especially his impact on computing.
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The achievements of Turing have inspired generations of scientists and mathematicians.
Compounds
- Specialized
A simple machine that shows how a computer can work by reading and writing symbols on an endless tape
Surface Forms
Etymology
Turing is an English family name, a 'surname' that people use to show they are in the same family. It probably started from a place name or an old person's name, so a 'Turing' today is simply a person with that last name.