The phrase "aware using" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "I am aware of using the new software effectively."
Alternatives: "conscious of utilizing" or "mindful of employing".
What's more, the robot is 'human aware', using AI and computer vision to monitor the movement of humans in the vicinity.
As she wrote to a friend in 1940: "To apprehend things - walking on a hill, seeing the light change, the mist, the dark, being aware, using the whole of one's body to instruct the spirit... it dissolves one's being.
I'm well aware using one of the cheapest cuts of cow is a complete boner kill to pretentious foodies.
The only study of which we are aware using a 2AFC measure of the effects of adaptation on contrast sensitivity failed to find any effect of attentional load (Morgan, 2011) on any point of the threshold-versus-contrast function, including detection.
Be Aware Using painters tape may be harder than "cutting in" with a brush.
PLASTICS, as anyone who recalls the advice given to Dustin Hoffman's character in "The Graduate" will be aware, used to be the perfect business for an ambitious youngster.
Stop Glamorizing White Collar Crime - This is directed at prosecutors who, under the guise of making the public aware, use high profile raids, leaks to the press and perp walks to celebrate white collar criminal cases.
"As Childish Gambino said, 'Be alive, be aware, use your brain, think hard, but in lights!'" She sprayed both murals freehand, sans projectors and stencils.
Only the single Somali participant (PPFGP5) identified that they had worked with a client who they were aware used khat.
Working across and beyond boundaries, being adaptable and super-aware, using intuition and innovation, relying on trial and error over charts and planning, and solving really difficult problems with clumsy solutions.
Along with humans, some chimpanzees and orangutans have been shown to be self-aware using the mark test.
