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    you said hello. This was Alan Turing. He was an ordinary man who made tremendous accomplishments during his lifetime that contributed towards computer science. He has been interested in science ever since he was young‚ which influenced him throughout his life. His incredible thinking during World War II led to his success in the computer science world. When he ended his life‚ he wouldn’t have expected the reaction the world had to his machine and what his machine led to. Alan Turing’s short term plan

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    Alan Sugar and Ben

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    speaking. Sir Alan Sugar is in charge and the other three people‚ Yasmina‚ Paula and Ben‚ are being questioned to see who will be fired. Sir Alan Sugar is the first person to talk in the clip and so he will be analysed first. Sir Alan is in charge and it is up to him what will happen with the people in the room. The three people show that he has the most power by addressing him as “Sir Alan” every time they say his name‚ whereas everyone else is just addressed by their first name. Sir Alan is the only

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    Who Is Alan Turing?

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    Who is Alan Turing Alan Turing (1912 - 1954) was a British mathematician‚ logician‚ and cryptographer considered by many to be the father of computer science. His contributions to breaking the German Nazi Enigma code during WWII were considered pivotal to the Allied war effort. Alan Turing formulated multiple ideas that now lie at the foundations of computer science and computability theory‚ such as the idea of a Turing machine or the Church-Turing thesis. Contributions Computer designer In 1945

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    Alan Turing and Co. Slate Sculpture: Stephen Kettle 1912-1954 Turing’s Path to Artificial Intelligence • The Enigma • The Turing Machine • The Turing Test • Turing’s thoughts for Artificial Intelligence The Enigma Machine • e·nig·ma (n): 1)A person or thing that is mysterious or puzzling. 2)A riddle or paradox. • Originally designed by Arthur Sherbius and sold commercially for banking. • The “Enigma machine” was later adopted by the Germans and made into a Machine used to send coded

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    Alan Mulally’s Leadership Dee Carter Organizational Behavior/ BUS 520 August 7‚ 2011 Alan Mulally has been CEO of Ford Motor Company since September 2006. Upon his arrival‚ Mulally took over "The Way Forward" restructuring plan (Wilson 2006) at Ford to move the company in a more competitive performance nationally and globally. Alan continues to lead through communication‚ openness‚ and the drive to succeed as he did at Boeing Company. Mulally is an effective leader and he knew that it would

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    Alan Greenspan has transformed his role from a dictator of Economic Advisors to a participative leader of the Federal Reserve. Integrity‚ transformational leadership‚ and CII Leadership style demonstrate his leadership. These factors among others helped him to achieve the role of being one of the most powerful men in America‚ Federal Reserve Chairman. In the process of becoming chairman‚ Greenspan has become one of the most influential leaders in the world. Traits that show this influence are

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    His name deserves to be known. Beginning this research project a few questions popped up‚ like what was his first paper he published‚ where did he grow up‚ what happened after Enigma‚ and what lead him to coding? So where did a brilliant man like Alan Turing grow up? The place where he grew up probably had an effect on him. If people where to look it up they would find that he was born in Maida Vale‚ London‚ England‚ but went to Sherborne School most of his life (Forshaw). He would spend the whole

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    History boys Alan Bennett

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    The History Boys Notes Alan Bennett was born May 9th 1934 in Leeds. He attended Leeds Modern School. In 1957 he graduated from Exeter College‚ Oxford University with a first class degree in medieval history. Like his favourite poet‚ Philip Larkin‚ Bennett is interested in and what lies beneath the surface appears in the lives of ordinary people- the play is about private lives‚ race‚ sexual orientation etc. In his introduction to ‘Talking Heads’ Bennett talks about his personal faith when he

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    Alan Turing Research Paper

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    Alan Turing was not recognized for his achievements during his lifetime; however‚ he is one of the most notable scientists and mathematicians of modern times. Born on June 23‚ 1912 to Julius Mathison and Ethel Sara Turing‚ he and his brother John were fostered into various homes while their father worked in India. The foster care facilities suppressed any ideas of innovation‚ imagination‚ and creativity. This only pushed Turing’s interest for science even further. At thirteen‚ Turing was sent to

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    Even though technology‚ such as Turing’s machine and the Enigma‚ was beginning to emerge‚ the society still held a rigid law against homosexuality. In this case‚ Turing’s colleague‚ John Cairncross‚ stated clearly: “You can’t tell anyone‚ Alan. It’s illegal” and “Do you know what they do to homosexuals? You’ll never be able to work again‚ never be able to teach.” From these dialogs‚ we can draw a conclusion that homophobia (“dislike of or prejudice against homosexual people”) and heteronormativity

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