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computationally

Definitions

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  • adverb In a computational manner
  • adverb Using computation

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  • adverb with regard to computation

Etymologies

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computational +‎ -ly

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Examples

  • Pointing out that such a thing could be done computationally is a non-sequitur.

    The Volokh Conspiracy » Further to Andrew Ferguson on Behavioral Economics 2010

  • Pointing out that such a thing could be done computationally is a non-sequitur.

    The Volokh Conspiracy » Further to Andrew Ferguson on Behavioral Economics 2010

  • Modern high-performance JavaScript engines are finally fast enough to be able to handle that kind of computationally intensive work.

    Ars Technica 2009

  • Modern high-performance JavaScript engines are finally fast enough to be able to handle that kind of computationally intensive work.

    Ars Technica 2009

  • Spimes rely on improvements in distribution chain management technology (such as computationally active - not passive - RFID chips with GPS positioning and time-binding capability) to monitor their own progress, order supplies and maintenance work, notify their owner when action is required, and, at the end of their life, arrange for their own collection and despatch to a suitable recycling point.

    Warren Ellis 2008

  • Spimes rely on improvements in distribution chain management technology (such as computationally active - not passive - RFID chips with GPS positioning and time-binding capability) to monitor their own progress, order supplies and maintenance work, notify their owner when action is required, and, at the end of their life, arrange for their own collection and despatch to a suitable recycling point.

    Warren Ellis 2008

  • Spimes rely on improvements in distribution chain management technology (such as computationally active - not passive - RFID chips with GPS positioning and time-binding capability) to monitor their own progress, order supplies and maintenance work, notify their owner when action is required, and, at the end of their life, arrange for their own collection and despatch to a suitable recycling point.

    Warren Ellis 2008

  • Spimes rely on improvements in distribution chain management technology (such as computationally active - not passive - RFID chips with GPS positioning and time-binding capability) to monitor their own progress, order supplies and maintenance work, notify their owner when action is required, and, at the end of their life, arrange for their own collection and despatch to a suitable recycling point.

    Warren Ellis 2008

  • Spimes rely on improvements in distribution chain management technology (such as computationally active - not passive - RFID chips with GPS positioning and time-binding capability) to monitor their own progress, order supplies and maintenance work, notify their owner when action is required, and, at the end of their life, arrange for their own collection and despatch to a suitable recycling point.

    unknown title 2008

  • Spimes rely on improvements in distribution chain management technology (such as computationally active - not passive - RFID chips with GPS positioning and time-binding capability) to monitor their own progress, order supplies and maintenance work, notify their owner when action is required, and, at the end of their life, arrange for their own collection and despatch to a suitable recycling point.

    Warren Ellis 2008

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