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The Computer is not in truth physical and is the ideally stated procedure and is a series of switches. The formalized procedure is defined the Universal Machine that may be visualised as the formalized procedure. The Computer is not significantly apparatus and is the ideally stated set of rules - therefore there is no hardware. The Computer is not at all apparatus and is the formalized modus operandi and is a series of switches. The Computer is thus defined the Turing Machine that may be imagined the ordered modus operandi and is a semiotic machine (Finnemann).
It is defined the Abstract Machine that may be said to be the logical procedure.
See also Inscription,
Instructions,
Writing Machine,
Code,
Rule,
Computer.
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