Sentence examples for computerized mechanism from inspiring English sources

Both the movies and the series take it for granted that the world will end in the semi-near future if a computerized mechanism called Skynet achieves its goal of exterminating humanity and replacing it with cyborgs of dubious ambition and character.

In this study, the authors designed a computerized mechanism, equal opportunity tactic, to lessen the difference in perceived performance between more-able and less-able students.

Building computerized mechanisms that will accurately, immediately and continually recognize a learner's affective state and activate an appropriate response based on integrated pedagogical models is becoming one of the main aims of artificial intelligence in education.

Thiswordesignesuck" just took on a whole new meaning.

The results suggest that the computerized intergroup competition mechanism is effective in enhancing student engagement, learning achievement, and creativity.

Most of the devices have computerized auto-feedback mechanisms allowing the user to set target temperature and the system modifies the water temperature using the feedback from patient's skin and core temperature sensors.

Sergers can be mechanical, computerized or electric.

A handful of studies have tested these two models by comparing situations in which money is allocated under full control to situations in which money is allocated by an independent mechanism, such as computerized random assignment [17], [18], [19], [20].

The new 7 is one of these, for regardless of the criticism it generates -- for its styling, for its newfangled mechanisms, for its computerized controls -- it is a remarkable car with so many genuine technical advancements that elaboration would fill several pages.

This paper demonstrates the mechanism of a multidimensional computerized adaptive test (CAT) to measure fatigue in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

Accordingly, we have investigated the mechanisms by which a computerized cognitive training task (25) alters attentional bias using both behavioral measures and blood oxygenation level-dependent (BOLD) functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) signal.