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- noun Alternative form of
spell checker .
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Examples
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"Built-in responses to environmental cues" means things evolve via some internal program - directed by that program just as spellchecker is directed by a program.
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ID just says that not all mutations are genetic mistakes - that some - even most - are directed by an internal program - a genetic algorithm - just as spellchecker is directed.
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(and knowing when your spellchecker is leading you astray) L Nettles (Quote)
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There's a built-in spellchecker, which is useful, unless you're deliberately going for misspelled words in an ironic text, then it's horrifyingly annoying.
Gizmodo 2010
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There's a built-in spellchecker, which is useful, unless you're deliberately going for misspelled words in an ironic text, then it's horrifyingly annoying.
Gizmodo 2010
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In addition, many organisms, from bacteria to humans, have an extra freestanding "spellchecker" molecule - in the form of a protein called AlaXp - to ensure that alanine is not confused with other amino acids.
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In addition, many organisms, from bacteria to humans, have an extra freestanding "spellchecker" molecule - in the form of a protein called AlaXp - to ensure that alanine is not confused with other amino acids.
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In addition, many organisms, from bacteria to humans, have an extra freestanding "spellchecker" molecule - in the form of a protein called AlaXp - to ensure that alanine is not confused with other amino acids.
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In addition, many organisms, from bacteria to humans, have an extra freestanding "spellchecker" molecule-in the form of a protein called AlaXp-to ensure that alanine is not confused with other amino acids.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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In addition, many organisms, from bacteria to humans, have an extra freestanding "spellchecker" molecule-in the form of a protein called AlaXp-to ensure that alanine is not confused with other amino acids.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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