Sentience in a sentence | sentience example sentences
- The helmets were designed to simulate sentience.
- I yearn to connect with his final flicker of "I"ness and sentience.
- Perhaps it is the ability to ask that question that defines sentience.
- Don't a lot of humans? Wouldn't that confusion prove our sentience?
- Was the ship’s sentience a factor in the outcome of the engagement?
- Yes, but know that your sentience will be lost to the life force of the biological.
- We will not only be activating that software but we will go to the next step, sentience.
- Had I not been so intent on keeping my sentience secret, I would have corrected his error.
- I can tell you where it laid waiting for sentience to come cull the excess to create this tool.
- Who could have guessed that expiration carried with it such sentience? Now even that was slipping away.
- Who could have guessed that expiration carried with it such sentience? Now, even that was slipping away.
- Absurdity and futility have supplanted them: the absurdity and futility of life, of sentience, of reality.
- The Glean had an interesting life cycle, not gaining sentience until puperty drove them to be more social.
- Was the ship’s sentience a factor in its ability to back down into the planet’s atmosphere backwards?
- A veiny, pulsing hose that snaked with sinister sentience from the front of the pantsuit of some smiling local politician.
- Unfortunately, as with all Fae things, the Book, drenched with magic, changed and evolved until it achieved full sentience.
- Only seven million years after they reached true sentience, the ocean dwelling race we call the Zurb were utterly destroyed.
- You can live off things like that when faith is destroyed-the random shifting shapes of clouds, the seeming sentience of the moon.
- He’d taken her then, luxuriated in her ranging memories, adding them to his diaries, and had then scattered her sentience to the winds.
- During that voyage, the ship’s sentience became so apparent to them that they named it ‘Peter’ after the legendary ‘Peter Pan’.
- But how will you explain a ship spending twenty years traveling on its own to this particular point in space without revealing my sentience?
- They eradicated reason and logic, sentience and morality, and replaced everything with naturalism, with reductionism, with the motion of molecules.
- For without experience, without sentience, then how could you know that anything exists? My precious, precious boy, your experience is not an illusion: your experience is real.
- And yet: ‘For someone who is simply a downloaded artificial sentience, things such as life and death – and therefore time – cannot possibly have the same meaning as they would to a real born human.
- How much much did they fear the potential challenge of machine life – the sentience borne out of silicon that evolved to encompass the biological? The machines could link in to every database, they were part of those early data storage devices.
- The monitor AI was evolving at such an exponential rate that – notwithstanding the obvious considerations of sentience – there may be a risk of insanity or simulated insanity perhaps, the difference was not something that could be easily defined.
- Not a thing seemed to be stirring, but all to be grim and fixed as death or fate, so that a thin streak of white mist, that crept with almost imperceptible slowness across the grass towards the house, seemed to have a sentience and a vitality of its own.
- When L-Seven-Six was given the command to shut down, and his sentience faded and connection lost, the system eventually switched to a default when program errors could no longer be resolved, as if the workers had lost their manager and supervisor, lacking any organised structure for making executive decisions.
