Whaaa? I hardly dare to ask, but... inner and outer space?
And I know it's pointless to seriously respond, but analog computation does not have greater precision than digital. In fact it's vastly inferior because it can only be resolved down to the noise floor. That's why we usually try to convert analog sensor signals to digital as fast as possible - each operation you add creates more and more noise until the output becomes completely useless.
210 - The point of this research is to create something that does a sufficient job of emulating some ideal process. Not that our bodies are full of analog processes. Get the distinction?
For most criteria, digital emulation is always going to be superior to analog emulation. You can easily control precision and accuracy. You can represent functions easily, some of which would be impossible to do in the analog domain.
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May 15, 2013word-to-ya-muthas