computerized brain interfaces, and the newest stem cell methodologies in the context of aggressive rehabilitation
to get blockchain and computerized voting and software in general all mixed up together.
Things that are mostly computerized , don't have a lot of physical feedback.
And we actually computerized all the data.
might be a computerized checkout, but it would be still standing in line for a while, they have candy bars right there.
We have these giant computerized embroidery machines and quilting machines.
I mean everything is computerized in a way, and the food is basically engineered to be perfect.
There are computerized versions of cognitive behavioral therapy which are increasingly being recommended because they're highly cost-effective as long as people engage with them adequately.
searches by means of computerized methods uh for example the patent that
ten states that had computerized their land records by 2008 -- so that's just land records which are the most contentious documents in India, by the way.
informed me was a computerized reference for religious queries thrilled I went straight in to ask what does Islam say
This is how we make computerized decision support real.
And these things are not fully computerized .
So this is the first computerized weather prediction from January 1949.
Now the problem with a lot of computerized cognitive behavioral therapy is that it's quite demanding, quite time-consuming.
think one of them he said I computerized the specification department at play Tex
And the third one just leads us into the question of computerized voting.
And in Pakistan there's a universal identifier called a computerized national identity card.
radars, and computerized charts, even with our space travel and vaccinations and our atom bombs and cloned sheep.
Third lesson, the extensibility of computerized systems means they can be used against us.
Male AUDIENCE #4: It seems to me the similar benefit going from paper ledgers to computerized
And now, everybody is using all these platforms that have to do with computerized images, and it's something that I cannot
An ingenious programmer, he spent a few minutes cranking out some code that would enable a computerized agent, or bot, to automatically write Hoffer back
This is the gatefold of the software catalog, Life in a Computerized Environment.
And they are also both fully computerized .
All the library data for each book-- author, subject-- was stored in computerized records on the disk drive.
We're very good at trusting a machine, and certainly a computerized machine, to handle our job, to handle any challenge that might arise.
A compact muon solenoid is-- is like a five story high building full of instrumented iron and other computerized detectors.
In fact, he has a brand-new sort of computerized collectible card game out.
And this cartoon is taken from an article in "The Economist" a couple years ago which talked about the growing interest in computerized interventions for well-being mental health
One dimension is the digitization of health, which really didn't happen until 2010 or so, about 20 years after most other industries computerized
But you could basically embed that in the electronic record and provide what's known as computerized decision support, give people the information they need
Oliver is obsessed by the shoddiness of his leased car and of his treatment at the hands of a huge, computerized , alienating leasing firm.
It was trying to find a way to make this idea ever smaller, more comfortable, and get more computerized information into that display.
I guess people were really concerned about medical records and they're asking, what should we do with this new thing, computerized collection
But literally I was filling out my college application, and a couple nights before, we had a computerized lighting system in our local theater, and the computer didn't turn on,
It was too heavy, and frankly, too flat out stupid to fly in space with the software in its computerized brain forever getting overloaded
So the point about American Airlines was that was the airline carrier who built the original airline computerized reservation network called Sabre.
So there's studies showing, for example, that if you take a computerized test with another person in which you can choose whether or not to cooperate and the image on the
Then back at the computerized version.
Garry Kasparov: It's probably again, it probably was inevitable, but it's some kind of computerized mentality because they look at certain geometry of the board, so it's
And I was -- we weren't messing it up -- a drawer at the end of the night, because everything was all computerized and nice.