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[[Fasciculus:Alan Turing Memorial Closer.jpg|thumb|left|Statua in [[Horti Whitworth|Vivario Sackville]]<!--Sackville Park in Whitworth Gardens--> Alanum Turing commemorat.]]
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'''Alanus Mathison Turing,''' vulgo '''Alan Turing''' (natus [[Londinium|Londini]] die [[23 Iunii]] [[1912]];
Turing saepe habetur pater modernae [[scientia computatralis|scientiae computatralis]] quoniam conformationem potentem notionis [[algorithmus|algorithmi]] et computationis [[machina Turing|machinae Turing]] excogitavit. Interea, cum [[examen Turing]], cogitationes, ut fieri solet, ad disputationem de [[Intellegentia artificialis|artificiali intellegentia]] incitatrices communicavit: umquamne poterimus dicere machinam sentire et cogitare. De partibus quas ille in computatris hodiernis creandis egit, ''[[Time (periodicum)|Time]],'' periodicum Americanum, Turing unum ex [[Time 100|centum gravissimis saeculi hominibus]] nominans, "Profecto" inquit "quisquis computatri malleolo tacto [[Tabula calculatoria|tabulam calculatoriam]] aut [[programma editorium]] aperit, incarnationi cuidam machinae Turing operatur."<ref>"The fact remains that everyone who taps at a keyboard, opening a spreadsheet or a word-processing program, is working on an incarnation of a Turing machine" ([http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,990624,00.html Gray 1999: 2]).</ref>
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* Whitemore, Hugh. [[1986]]. ''Breaking the Code.'' [[Oxonia]]e: Amber Lane Press. ASIN: B000B7TM0Q.
* Williams, Michael R. [[1985]]. ''A History of Computing Technology''. [[Englewood Cliffs]], [[New Jersey]]: [[Prentice-Hall]]. ISBN 0-8186-7739-2.
* Yates, David M. [[1997]]. ''Turing's Legacy: A history of computing at the National Physical Laboratory 1945–1995.'' [[Londinium|Londinii]]: Science Museum. ISBN 0-901805-94-7.
*Turing mater, who survived him by many years, wrote a biography of her son, glorifying his life. Published in 1959, it could not then cover his wartime work; scarcely 300 copies were sold (Sara Turing to Lyn Newman, 1967, Library of [[St John's College, Cambridge]]). A six-page foreword by [[Lyn Irvine]] includes reminiscences and is frequently quoted.-->
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