Definition of artificial life in English:

artificial life

noun

mass noun

The simulation by computer programs or computerized systems of the behaviour, population dynamics, or other characteristics of living organisms.
Example sentencesExamples
- More recently, however, computer scientists have begun to extend the techniques of artificial life to computers with real bodies.
- Other themes explored are the brain and its ‘computing’ power, artificial life, and some of the important ethical issues.
- It was a combination made in hell and before long he had resigned from the company to form his own research and development company, CyberLife, where he could devote his time to creating more intelligent forms of artificial life.
- The robots used in artificial life are often rather uncomplicated and do not match the science-fiction vision of a robot that serves tea or solves world problems.
- Bibliographies for the entirely neglected fields of artificial life and genetic programming are available at these sites.

Definition of artificial life in US English:

artificial life

nounˌɑrdəˈfɪʃəl laɪf

The production or action of computer programs or computerized systems that simulate the behavior, population dynamics, or other characteristics of living organisms.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a combination made in hell and before long he had resigned from the company to form his own research and development company, CyberLife, where he could devote his time to creating more intelligent forms of artificial life.
- The robots used in artificial life are often rather uncomplicated and do not match the science-fiction vision of a robot that serves tea or solves world problems.
- Bibliographies for the entirely neglected fields of artificial life and genetic programming are available at these sites.
- More recently, however, computer scientists have begun to extend the techniques of artificial life to computers with real bodies.
- Other themes explored are the brain and its ‘computing’ power, artificial life, and some of the important ethical issues.

单词	artificial life
释义	Definition of artificial life in English: artificial life noun mass noun The simulation by computer programs or computerized systems of the behaviour, population dynamics, or other characteristics of living organisms. Example sentencesExamples More recently, however, computer scientists have begun to extend the techniques of artificial life to computers with real bodies. Other themes explored are the brain and its ‘computing’ power, artificial life, and some of the important ethical issues. It was a combination made in hell and before long he had resigned from the company to form his own research and development company, CyberLife, where he could devote his time to creating more intelligent forms of artificial life. The robots used in artificial life are often rather uncomplicated and do not match the science-fiction vision of a robot that serves tea or solves world problems. Bibliographies for the entirely neglected fields of artificial life and genetic programming are available at these sites. Definition of artificial life in US English: artificial life nounˌɑrdəˈfɪʃəl laɪf The production or action of computer programs or computerized systems that simulate the behavior, population dynamics, or other characteristics of living organisms. Example sentencesExamples It was a combination made in hell and before long he had resigned from the company to form his own research and development company, CyberLife, where he could devote his time to creating more intelligent forms of artificial life. The robots used in artificial life are often rather uncomplicated and do not match the science-fiction vision of a robot that serves tea or solves world problems. Bibliographies for the entirely neglected fields of artificial life and genetic programming are available at these sites. More recently, however, computer scientists have begun to extend the techniques of artificial life to computers with real bodies. Other themes explored are the brain and its ‘computing’ power, artificial life, and some of the important ethical issues.
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