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Created page with "==Definition== is the process of using algorithms to working through a problem. ==References== Category: Glossary"

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==Definition==
is the process of using algorithms to working through a problem.

==References==

[[Category: Glossary]]

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 *  We know from "side channel attacks" and defects in the computer chips that the environment always as some impacted on the computation, even when all attempts are made to minimize those effects.
 * When real world computing devices, like the human genome, are run, the "computer" is just the egg cell which brings with it all sorts of environmental effects.
 * See the wiki page on [[Prion]]s for details on "side channel" attacks against computing using the human genome.

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 *  We know from "side channel attacks" and defects in the computer chips that the environment always as some impacted on the computation, even when all attempts are made to minimize those effects.
 * When real world computing devices, like the human genome, are run, the "computer" is just the egg cell which brings with it all sorts of environmental effects.
-* See the wiki page on [[Prion]]s for details on "side channel" attacks against the human genome.
+* See the wiki page on [[Prion]]s for details on "side channel" attacks against computing using the human genome.
 ==References==
 [[Category: Glossary]]

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 * The "Computer" or computation engine is a part of the environment and any action is dependent on its construction and possibly on the environment where it is run.
 *  We know from "side channel attacks" and defects in the computer chips that the environment always as some impacted on the computation, even when all attempts are made to minimize those effects.
-* When real world computing devices, like the human genome, are run the "computer" is just the egg cell which bring with it all sorts of environmental additions.
+* When real world computing devices, like the human genome, are run, the "computer" is just the egg cell which brings with it all sorts of environmental effects.
 * See the wiki page on [[Prion]]s for details on "side channel" attacks against the human genome.

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 Nearly all models of computation assume some sort of logical engine to run the computation on that is not impacted by the environment.
 ==Problems==
-* The "Computer" or computation engine is a part of the environment and any action is dependent on its construction and possible on the environment where it is run.
+* The "Computer" or computation engine is a part of the environment and any action is dependent on its construction and possibly on the environment where it is run.
 *  We know from "side channel attacks" and defects in the computer chips that the environment always as some impacted on the computation, even when all attempts are made to minimize those effects.
 * When real world computing devices, like the human genome, are run the "computer" is just the egg cell which bring with it all sorts of environmental additions.

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 ==Problems==
 * The "Computer" or computation engine is a part of the environment and any action is dependent on its construction and possible on the environment where it is run.
-*  We know from "side channel attacks" and defect in the computer chips that the environment always as some impacted on the computation, even when all attempts are made to minimize those effects.
+*  We know from "side channel attacks" and defects in the computer chips that the environment always as some impacted on the computation, even when all attempts are made to minimize those effects.
 ==References==
 [[Category: Glossary]]

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 ==Etymology==
 * From the Latin - with thinking, to settle, to make clear, to reckon<ref>W. W. Skeat, ''An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language.'' Oxford (1882) </ref>
 ==References==
 [[Category: Glossary]]

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 ==Definition==
-is the process of using algorithms to working through a problem.
+[[Computation]] is the process of using algorithms to working through a problem.
 ==References==
 [[Category: Glossary]]