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There are many American Jews who were children in the 1940s and 1950s who experienced exactly what I described above . During the day they could read or mend their clothing , or do their lessons but in the winter , they had not enough daylight to read after four o'clock . But such forces would need an entirely new kind of network in which to function , a wireless Internet in the sky that would let thousands of drones communicate quickly while zooming around a battle zone at speeds of up to 300 miles an hour . As the name implies , it is about enabling computer systems so that they can continuously monitor their own inner workings , analysing those data and optimising themselves so that they become less crash-prone . Edinburgh University-based experts in artificial intelligence and ecology have devised a complex modelling system capable of warning exactly what impact development will have on the environment over the next 20 years . He took 30 samples altogether from all the five structures used formerly as gas chambers . He has this exactly backwards . The men had been told of the families in hiding And they knew exactly where to go to find them . The fact that they have survived so long in the chamber ruins is probably due to the possible formation of cyanide combinations in the walls of those chambers at the time of their utilization from about mid-1943 to the last weeks of 1944 ( except for Crematorium IV , which was blown up earlier ) . A few big banks like Fleet and Bank of America have installed some talking ATMs over the years in select states , but ' there 's a long , long way to go before the blind can walk up to any ATM and take for granted that it will talk to us , ' says Curtis Chong , technology director at the National Federation of the Blind ( NFB ) . " Penn State researchers have ' taught ' computers how to interpret images using a vocabulary of up to 330 English words , so that a computer can describe a photograph of two polo players , for instance , as ' sport , ' ' people , ' ' horse , ' ' polo . But how exactly do they sift through the info glut ?