Sentence examples for defined remotely from inspiring English sources

The waypoints can be defined remotely using a human-robot interface that is able to receive commands and to send information to a human operator throughout a web-based social network, i.e. Twitter.

I would laugh good-naturedly because I was a teenager and I didn't want to be perceived as that person who "didn't have a sense of humor" or "made everything about race," especially when ultimately, I didn't feel remotely defined by my race.

For six weeks, James and Wade had owned fourth quarters, overtimes and anything that could remotely be defined as a clutch situation.

E's 20s were hard but her 30s were better and she emailed me this week to say she doesn't remotely feel "defined" by her eating any more.

Nothing remotely technical.

The other 3,000 patients in the trial, being monitored remotely for other complaints, are defined as being treated with telecare.

Retinopathy was defined based on digital funduscopic photography scored remotely by expert ophthalmologists.

In contrast, because of very compact and precisely defined system boundaries, ship power systems typically use coordinated and remotely controlled schemes.

The definitive view of ESR regarding teleradiology is that a radiological act must always be defined as a medical act, even if it is performed remotely using information and communication technology tools [19].

Focus Group Questions 1. Mobile Health (mHealth) technologies are defined as information and communication technologies that deliver healthcare services remotely.

Apple recently filed a patent to remotely disable the recording capabilities of its devices in defined areas, with an eye on concerts (and, one hopes, not political demonstrations).