Definition of biocomputer in English:

biocomputer

noun ˈbʌɪə(ʊ)kəmpjuːtəˈbaɪoʊkəmˌpjudər

1A (hypothetical) computer based on circuits and components formed from biological molecules or structures.
Example sentencesExamples
- These same mechanisms would also be available to a multicellular biocomputer.
- Can biocomputer engineers cope with all the distinctive failure modes of living organisms - disease, predation, parasitism, senescence, death?
- Also, as the fledgling DNA computer solved problems in far fewer steps than a conventional computer, the researchers expect biocomputers to be capable of dealing with problems of greater complexity while using less space.
1. 1.1 The brain regarded as a computer.
  被视为计算机的人（或人脑）
  Example sentencesExamples
  We are the bosses of our own biocomputers, we program them - do what thou wilt…
  I thought fer years I was having mad anxiety attacks y'know what I was depriving my biocomputer of valuable air.
  Why spend long years on the analytical couch exhuming buried memories when you can just reprogram your biocomputer with a few autosuggestive commands?
  Try and see if you can silence these voices either by attempting no-mind meditation or imagining these voices as a stereo hook up to your biocomputer so you can experiment with turning them down in volume and then to Mute.

Definition of biocomputer in US English:

biocomputer

nounˈbaɪoʊkəmˌpjudərˈbīōkəmˌpyo͞odər

1A hypothetical computer based on circuits and components formed from biological molecules or structures that would be smaller and faster than an equivalent computer built from semiconductor components.
（电路和元件由生物分子或生物结构组成的）生物计算机
Example sentencesExamples
- These same mechanisms would also be available to a multicellular biocomputer.
- Also, as the fledgling DNA computer solved problems in far fewer steps than a conventional computer, the researchers expect biocomputers to be capable of dealing with problems of greater complexity while using less space.
- Can biocomputer engineers cope with all the distinctive failure modes of living organisms - disease, predation, parasitism, senescence, death?
1. 1.1 A human being, or the human mind, regarded as a computer.
  被视为计算机的人（或人脑）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Why spend long years on the analytical couch exhuming buried memories when you can just reprogram your biocomputer with a few autosuggestive commands?
  Try and see if you can silence these voices either by attempting no-mind meditation or imagining these voices as a stereo hook up to your biocomputer so you can experiment with turning them down in volume and then to Mute.
  I thought fer years I was having mad anxiety attacks y'know what I was depriving my biocomputer of valuable air.
  We are the bosses of our own biocomputers, we program them - do what thou wilt…

单词	biocomputer
释义	Definition of biocomputer in English: biocomputer noun ˈbʌɪə(ʊ)kəmpjuːtəˈbaɪoʊkəmˌpjudər 1A (hypothetical) computer based on circuits and components formed from biological molecules or structures. Example sentencesExamples These same mechanisms would also be available to a multicellular biocomputer. Can biocomputer engineers cope with all the distinctive failure modes of living organisms - disease, predation, parasitism, senescence, death? Also, as the fledgling DNA computer solved problems in far fewer steps than a conventional computer, the researchers expect biocomputers to be capable of dealing with problems of greater complexity while using less space. 1.1 The brain regarded as a computer. 被视为计算机的人（或人脑） Example sentencesExamples We are the bosses of our own biocomputers, we program them - do what thou wilt… I thought fer years I was having mad anxiety attacks y'know what I was depriving my biocomputer of valuable air. Why spend long years on the analytical couch exhuming buried memories when you can just reprogram your biocomputer with a few autosuggestive commands? Try and see if you can silence these voices either by attempting no-mind meditation or imagining these voices as a stereo hook up to your biocomputer so you can experiment with turning them down in volume and then to Mute. Definition of biocomputer in US English: biocomputer nounˈbaɪoʊkəmˌpjudərˈbīōkəmˌpyo͞odər 1A hypothetical computer based on circuits and components formed from biological molecules or structures that would be smaller and faster than an equivalent computer built from semiconductor components. （电路和元件由生物分子或生物结构组成的）生物计算机 Example sentencesExamples These same mechanisms would also be available to a multicellular biocomputer. Also, as the fledgling DNA computer solved problems in far fewer steps than a conventional computer, the researchers expect biocomputers to be capable of dealing with problems of greater complexity while using less space. Can biocomputer engineers cope with all the distinctive failure modes of living organisms - disease, predation, parasitism, senescence, death? 1.1 A human being, or the human mind, regarded as a computer. 被视为计算机的人（或人脑） Example sentencesExamples Why spend long years on the analytical couch exhuming buried memories when you can just reprogram your biocomputer with a few autosuggestive commands? Try and see if you can silence these voices either by attempting no-mind meditation or imagining these voices as a stereo hook up to your biocomputer so you can experiment with turning them down in volume and then to Mute. I thought fer years I was having mad anxiety attacks y'know what I was depriving my biocomputer of valuable air. We are the bosses of our own biocomputers, we program them - do what thou wilt…
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