Sentence examples for computer substitutes from inspiring English sources

Wherever the television camera records that particular shade of blue, a computer substitutes digital imagery stored on its hard drive.

Instead, she scanned the score report sent to a former neighbor's son into a computer and substituted Justin's name.

They can never substitute for the eye and judgment of the designer, and it is reasonable to predict that attempts to make the all-powerful computer a substitute for the designer's sensitivity are also bound to be far from perfect.

Autor co-authored a paper that looked at how computers have substituted for labor going all the way back to the 1960s and found that, as we might expect, routine and repetitive jobs are highly susceptible to automation.

(Previously, computer simulation could substitute for the other five hours).

Mr. Hodges said that under the settlement proposal, Microsoft would be allowed to activate Internet Explorer automatically while barring computer makers from substituting rival Netscape Navigator as the opening browser when the computer is turned on.

The nine states challenging the settlement argue that Microsoft should be required to produce a "modular" version of Windows that would enable computer makers to substitute programs produced by rival developers.

Moreover, we describe an algorithm to save computer memory by substituting the original matrix with a sparse approximate while preserving its mathematically important properties, including a closely corresponding dominant (normalized) eigenvector.

This suggests that middle-paid occupations are substitutes with computer use.

To reduce the required computational effort during Bayesian calibration, the original computer simulation model is substituted with Kriging surrogate models based on the singular value decomposition (SVD) of the model response and the Karhunen Loeve expansion (KLE) of the spatially varying parameters.

What Facebook has never been about [is] replacing people or substituting computers for people but instead using computers to bring out the best in existing human relations and in this way bring people back to the center".