How To Use Lovelace In A Sentence
- Ada Lovelace, Haskell Curry, and Noam Chomsky all worked heavily on the foundations of computation/computability theory, and algorithmic programming. The Volokh Conspiracy » People’s Names in Computing
- As chorally of an trillionth schnorkel mixing that topically tights proposition, excerption, and lovelace. Rational Review
- Lovelace is well aware of his friend's role, and he reproaches him for it.
- I was told it was just my doctor who gave said tests, in tandem with that examination that Lovelace’s doctor pioneered: the ol’ let me check if your clit is in your throat … with my wang. ‘TEETH’ STILL LOOKS WEIRD
- Similarly, scared by the fire alarm, the heroine decides to ‘unbar, unbolt, unlock, and open’ the door and cross the space that separates her from Lovelace.
- In the 1830s Charles Babbage got serious about automating the computation and printing of mathematical tables, and started imagining a kind of universal “analytical engine”, which, as Ada Lovelace described it, could “weave algebraical patterns just as the Jacquard loom weaves flowers and leaves”. Wolfram Blog : Stephen Wolfram on the Quest for Computable Knowledge
- But pray, Mr. Lovelace, do you mean any thing at all, when you swear so often as you do, By your soul, or bind an asseveration with the words, As you hope to be saved? Clarissa Harlowe
- If Lovelace offered any further sympathies about the death of Elizabeth, they surely echoed those he had already sent: “I heartily condole with you the loss of your excellent lady; but we must all stoop to Fate.” The King's Best Highway
- Yet he couldn't resist throwing in the dirty ditty about porn star Linda Lovelace and then the radioactive, unprintable song that, Coe explained, was inspired by a fantasy of racist Alabaman George Wallace being cuckolded by a black man. Exiled from Nashville, ribald David Allan Coe can still laugh at his lyrics
- She took it, with an air of eager curiosity, and looked at the seal, ostentatiously coroneted; and at the superscription, reading out, To Robert Lovelace, Esq. — Clarissa Harlowe
