Sentence examples for hands of computers from inspiring English sources

The countdown to firing the lasers, Dr. Moses said, took three and half hours, with the process "pretty much in the hands of computers".

Yet we frequently place our lives in the hands of computers, which are embedded in our cars, operate airplane navigation systems and even help conduct robot-guided laser surgery.

l'm just sick of holding the hands of computer newbies who have heard that Linux is cool.

But the Tesla accident offers the first test of how consumers will react when reminded that they are putting their lives in the hands of computer code when they turn over control of the wheel.

Over the past few years, logic (modal, temporal, and epistemic) has become an efficient tool in the hands of computer scientists.

For those worried that leaving such emergency situations in the hands of a computer could prove disastrous, there are ways to override the system.

Some car buyers may be wary about the idea of putting their lives in the hands of a computer system after other related efforts proved problematic.

Or maybe, like me, they'll quickly forget that they're putting their lives in the hands of a computer.

On the other hand the use of computers can constrain the ability of users to understand or consider the outcomes of their actions.

On the other hand, the popularization of computers and the Internet may provide more choices of entertainment and reduce interest in exercise.

CHECKMATE The heavyweight documentary "Game Over: Kasparov and the Machine" (2003) tells of the undoing of the man many call the strongest player in the history of the game -- at the hands of a coldhearted computer.