Many say today that this was the beginnings of Turing's Turning Machine and the test still used today for artificial intelligence, the Turing Test. ... From his new ideas in artificial intelligence he sparked many heated debates with other scientists and new notions that are still discussed today about the moral aspect of creating a machine that has a thought process equal to that of a human. ... Turing confuted these by asking simply for a someone to create a test that a computer could not be trained to answer. ... In 1950 he published one of his most famous papers describing what...

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Animal testing results in the death of 1.4 million a year. ... It would spark controversy around the planet, however animal testing slips under the radar due to the claims it is done for medical research. ... Animal testing is cruelty. ... I strongly believe animal testing is in no way acceptable when used for cosmetics however the use of testing in medical circumstances can be valid to an extent. ... For this reason I think animal testing should be eradicated....

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The report helped spark a controversy as spring training opened, that has yet to die down. ... Athletes are tested through out their careers and must pass several tests before and after they compete in the Olympics. ... To test for only one drug costs two dollars. To test for six drugs costs seven dollars. ... To test for steroid and illegal performance enhancer use it can cost up to one hundred dollars per test. ...

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Certain advances in the field of genetics have sparked controversy. ... It also involves the genetic screening and testing for diseases. ... As a result of genetic testing, risk prevention is also a benefit. ... Once the technology becomes widespread, genetic testing will be mandated, and genetic information will have to be disclosed. ...

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The most major testing point for cloning is the stem cell. ... The perception of embryos actually being human lives has sparked much controversy among groups who agree with cloning. Another concern surrounding the research and development of human cloning relates to the psychological stipulations that could result in the test subject. ... Life has become nothing more than a cell in the bottom of a test tube to the researchers involved in these studies. ...

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(and elite group of persons of a test, that are "super-soilders") The Master cheif seems almost liek the perfect soilder, Tough, fast, durable. ... His name 343 Guilty Spark, was kinda weird and it caught my eye. "Guilty Spark" ... ... In the next chapter you find out that 343 Guilty Spark is just that.... ... I thought something was up when that 343 guilty spark name came up. ...

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It is extremely urgent that we start sparking interest in girls to find enjoyment in these courses. ... Starting in elementary school, we can have junior achievement classes directed towards STEM careers to spark interest. throughout Middle School there could be more career days and extracurricular groups for these felid. ... Her and her classmates at Stanford University took a group of students from the science math, engineering, and technology majors and asked their opinions on two advertising video, unaware that they were being tested by their skin conductance and heart rate to measuring a...

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However there are many disadvantages to DNA testing, such as a challenge of accuracy, the costs of DNA testing and the possible misuse of DNA. ... DNA testing was first used in a criminal case in the United Kingdom in 1987. ... The possibility of DNA testing being inaccurate is very low, however, except in cases of identical twins who posses the exact genetic makeup. ... The federal police are pushing for a national database to help solve crime and are asking for legislation to be allowed to collect DNA samples from people accused, or suspected of committing an offence (the Australian, 06.12.1...

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There is no simple objective test of fatigue, equivalent to a breath analyzer for alcohol, that can be applied after an injury has occurred (Feyer, 2001). A study done by Williamson and Feyer sparked intense discussion in the media as well as among medical professionals. The authors compared the relative effects of sleep deprivation and alcohol on the ability of 39 individuals (37 men and 2 women) to execute computerized performance tests. After 17 to 19 hours without sleep, subjects' test results were equivalent to or worse than those of people with a blood alcohol concentration o...

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Through many years almost one hundred and fifty to be almost exact the test of time truly showed that this novel is a classic. ... The exotic locales of the setting of this classic give it a flavor to and a sense of intrigue giving the reader a ticket to spark the imagination and really feel what each character is seeing and is feeling at that very moment. ...

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The recent mauling of twelve-year old, Samuel Johnston, Victoria sparked a controversy about whether or not dangerous dog breeds should be banned. ... Federal Minister Harry Woods addressed the parliament in a recent discussion and reported that "there is no DNA test available to differentiate between breeds and it seems unlikely there will be one developed within the next the next 50-100 years." ... The recent mauling of twelve-year old, Samuel Johnston, Victoria sparked a controversy about whether or not dangerous dog breeds should be banned. ... Federal Minister Harry Woods addressed the pa...

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The question of genetic and environmental influences on a person's behavior sparked my interest after the lecture and discussion about the terrorist attacks on September 11th. ... The psychologist apparently only used a standardized test to obtain an IQ score. ... The question of genetic and environmental influences on a person's behavior sparked my interest after the lecture and discussion about the terrorist attacks on September 11th. ... The psychologist apparently only used a standardized test to obtain an IQ score. ... The psychologist apparently only used a standardized test to...

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(Spark People) Disney's quote still rings true today. ... Throughout the years students are prepared and taught how to pass certain standardized tests, which is what the curriculum is centered around. Americans believe that a child's intelligence; achievement and competence can be reveled through standardized test taken throughout their education. Students strive to pass tests like the SAT in hopes to get into a good college therefore getting a good job and therefore making the money. ... (Spark quotes) So what has happened to the dreamers, the risk takes, Pa...

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There are lesson plans to formulate, homeworks to grade, quizzes to hand out, and tests to be copied. ... With formulating lesson plans, quizzes, tests, homeworks, and then the grading of these things, teachers barely have any time for themselves. ... The ones who sparked the blaze in any great thinker's mind were of course, the teachers. ...

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Another major concern for the United States was that they were no longer alone in the nuclear market because they had learned that the Soviet Union had also created and tested atomic bombs. ... When they tested Semyorka with a dummy warhead, it was destroyed while entering back into the earth's atmosphere. ... The Cold War between the United States and Russia sparked some of the most amazing advancements the world has ever seen. ...

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Due to the frequency of medical advancements in technology, many new horizons are unfolding which demand legal and ethical limitations, including the genetic testing of embryos. White continues to describe this need to "constrain on the uses of genetic testing" with respect to fetal and human rights. ... As time progresses, many new medical advancements with uncharted territory will spark debate among the nation. ...

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The Moroccan crisis between France and Germany proved to be one "testing ground" for French allies Britain and Russia. While this "test" implemented by Germany never materialized into an actual battle, it was a telling and tense situation while it existed, and Germany was able to then gauge these powerful allies" abilities and shortcomings and preparedness for conflict. ... The assassination may have been the spark, but this resulted in Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia with Germany's full support. ...

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Standardized intelligence test scores (IQs), which reflect a person's standing in relation to his or her generational peers, are based on tests that measure a number of different abilities. Psychometric testing, the use of standardized tests to assess specific abilities, has generated the most systematic research though many questions remain unanswered. ... These tests are also identified as Aptitude Tests/ Achievement test; which is used to predict a person's ability in a particular are or line of work. ... IQ Scores & Ratings Common questions asked when taking an I.Q. test par...

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This study sparked the team to continue to conduct more experiments, and also sparked the involvement of other psychologists. ... This hypothesis is confirmed by the fact that the studies, which tested these two specific subcategories, found that the performance of participants was enhanced after exposure to the music of Mozart. ...

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An Irish-American soldier wrote, "This is the first test of a modern free government in the act of sustaining itself against internal enemies if it fail all tyrants will succeed."" ... (Page 106) Fear of the Southern' liberty being taken away sparked many men into enlisting into the Confederate army. Just like fear sparked the Northern men into joining the Confederate army. ...

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"How did Susan B. Anthony Break the Law in 1872?" For many years, women's organizations have tried to get women the right to vote. These women protested and petitioned and did whatever else they could to make this legal. However, congress still referred this decision. Susan B. Anthony, who was...

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Literacy test which involved the reading of the constitution vii. ... Resident test Jim Crow Laws stated blacks could not ride in the same railroad as whites. ... It is stated by many historian that this sparked Westward expansion. ... Added to the Chinese influx was a sparking of white hostility e.g. ... o Mining caused the development of small citied e.g., Nevada which was a deserted area now produced $306 million (according to Brinkley) o These economies sparked prostitution in the west. ...

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Once the age of the atomic bomb came around, Pauling, as well as many other scientists objected and spoke out against to the testing and use of these nuclear weapons after what occurred in Japan during World War 2. ... His career continued with much success and come controversy, as much of the latter half of his career was focused on the campaign to end the testing and use of nuclear weapons, which he deemed destructive and harmful to society. Yet, despite the conflicts he brought about, he had many supporters in his fight for anti-testing. Pauling was a great man and has been a huge contribut...

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During the 1950s multi megaton nuclear warheads were tested above ground. ... (2) If nations cannot test nuclear weapons, they cannot build nuclear weapons. ... Forgotten was that one of the two types of nuclear weapons dropped in Japan had never been tested and the other type worked at Trinity during its first test. ... (5) The use of a single nuclear weapon by one of the nuclear nation states for military purposes would spark a world wide nuclear war. ... Any nuclear nation state facing a chemical, nuclear or biological threat from a terrorist could retaliate with a tactical nucle...

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