She is both celebratory and cerebral, both computerized and human, both compassionate and inhumane.
If an ABM is designed such that the agents are able to take actions that correspond to the actions provided to players in the AG, the AG history data may then be used to compare the behaviors of computerized players and human players and, if desirable, modify the behavior of the agents to more closely resemble human behaviors.
But while audiences will hear Mr. Carrey's voice (he also plays the ghosts of Christmases past, present and yet to come) and see his distinctive body language, the figure before them will be a computerized amalgam of human and animated elements.
The term is used widely in a manufacturing context, but it is also applied outside manufacturing in connection with a variety of systems in which there is a significant substitution of mechanical, electrical, or computerized action for human effort and intelligence.
By 2008, almost two dozen computerized comparisons of human and ape genomes had come up with hundreds of pieces of DNA that might be important.
As Google has demonstrated, computerized systems that replace human drivers are now largely workable and could greatly limit human error, which causes most of the 33,000 deaths and 1.2 million injuries that now occur each year on the nation's roads.
Kennedy, overwhelmed the generals with an almost terrifyingly brilliant combination of cost-analysis techniques, computerized strategy, and austere human intelligence.
Her mother, an anatomist, creates three-dimensional computerized images of the human ear as an educational tool for physicians.
Professor Wingfield of Brandeis said that airplane pilots had been shown to pay greater heed to warnings issued by computerized voices than natural human recordings.
Similar to computerized voice-recognition for human speech, the product, called Bowlingual, matches the animal's sounds with digital patterns of various barks programmed into the device.
