Sentence examples for a computer that reads from inspiring English sources

Voice recognition systems have a mixed record in the noisy environment of the automobile, but I.B.M. is looking to supplement its version with audio visual speech recognition (A.V.S.R ., essentially video images linked to a computer that reads lips.

Other features of The D include a system that can change lanes for the driver when prompted by a turn signal, and a computer that reads speed-limit signs and sets the car speed accordingly.

The slave is a dedicated computer that reads the encoders of the servomotors in real time and activates these servomotors according to the received signal from the master PC.

Though you try to provide tools that might let the child use language the way other people do — my daughter is currently working with a MyTobii, a keyboardless, mouseless computer that reads the gaze of her eyes in order to speak for her — you come to realize that the real task is to meet the child where she lives and decode what you can.

Still, they didn't escape: at either end of a fiber optic line is a computer that sends lasers over the line to another computer that reads them.

She returned to the stand the next day and testified that Ms. Stewart, after a telephone conversation with one of her lawyers, had partly erased a telephone message in Ms. Armstrong's computer that read "Peter Bacanovic thinks ImClone is going to start trading downward".

Mona Khalil, a lawyer at headquarters, set up a screen saver on her computer that read "The U.N. Charter has left the building".

Then he took Steets and me over to a bank of computers that read our dosimeters, through a set of doors of the sort typically seen in prisons, and down to a huge concrete tub filled with water.

The most common substitute for human toll collecting uses a combination of radio-frequency identification transponders, high-speed cameras and networked computers that read tags in windshields and instantaneously charge the driver's account, usually billed to their credit cards.

It was replaced by computers that read market data from punch cards, and the reporting time was cut to seconds.

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