But some language teachers have complained that students have occasionally taken advantage of the ready availability of machine translation to get their homework done quickly.
When considering how well existing systems are being managed, one should look at work-in-process levels, lost items, the frequency of mistakes, and the availability of machines.
In a practical situation, however, this may not be possible; a set of constraints is introduced by such factors as availability of machine time, labour, and raw materials.
The widespread availability of machine understandable information on the Semantic Web offers some opportunities to improve traditional search.
One key bottleneck in this regard is the lack of availability of machine-readable output for virtually all quantum chemistry codes.
The degree of mechanization depends on the size of the land and availability of machines for each unit operation involved in cassava processing.
Bob Dallis's first assignment at the U.S. engine plant was to help a small group of 19 engine-assembly workers improve labor productivity, operational availability of machines and equipment, and ergonomic safety.1 For the first six weeks, Takahashi engaged Dallis in cycles of observing and changing individuals' work processes, thereby focusing on productivity and safety.
The number of papers reflects both the excitement at having an unprecedented window into the brain at work and the increased availability of machines themselves.
With advances in processor technology and the availability of machine learning models, it's now possible to convert speech to text and analyze the text for patterns and sentiment.
In Tables 1 and 2, we display the trends of the mean number of failed machines (E[N tau )]), availability of machines ({text{MA}} tau )), throughput ({text{Th}}, tau )), and system state long-run probabilities by varying different input parameters.
