Sentence examples for assemble a piece from inspiring English sources

Now computerized workstations, called "vision tables," dictate, step by step, how workers are to assemble a piece of furniture.

But then he would sink into a deep depression triggered by something as innocuous as being unable to assemble a piece of furniture.

Researchers in the field are now developing a wide range of gauges to measure intelligence — including the Allen Institute's standardized-test approach and a task that Dr. Marcus proposed, which he called the "Ikea construction challenge". That test would provide an A.I. program with a bag of parts and an instruction sheet and require it to assemble a piece of furniture.

It's still very primitive, of course, but in theory it's the same toolset that one uses to, for example, assemble a piece of Ikea furniture: look at an abstract representation, connect it to real-world objects, then manipulate those objects according to the instructions.

The chorus had crept into the auditorium and, standing on each side, carefully assembled a piece of musical clockwork, turning lines of counterpoint into heavenly harmony as they sang of the joys and pains of love.

He frowned a little — not at me, but the way he did when confronted by some knotty problem, a crossword puzzle or a tax return or a set of instructions for assembling a piece of furniture which didn't make sense to him.

The simple act of touching products (and what better way to ensure touch based interaction than through assembling a piece of furniture) can increase your overall perceived value of the product.

They wish you luck the way someone who has just assembled a piece of IKEA furniture says good luck.

Right now, however, it looks more like a huge puzzle being assembled a piece at a time, an on-ramp here, a crossover there.

Norton Dodge, a professor from Maryland, hired her to help him assemble a 30,000-piece collection of postwar Soviet art, which he eventually donated to the Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University.

Whether I'm balancing my checkbook, learning how a new software application works, or planning a trip, I'm using my mind to assemble a puzzle whose pieces were created before I set to work on it.