Sentence examples for high level instructions from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, it is impossible to vectorise a stencil structured loop with high level instructions.
What follows is a video showing high level instructions on how to build a nearly exact copy of The Boring Company's flamethrower.
At the time of a decision, if the UAV bifurcates from its original (or parent) FCM in an effort to acquire a new (or a child) FCM and comply with a higher level instruction, then the UAV is said to be trustable.
Environment-Driven lexicon induction for high-level instructions.
The Abbott government faces questions over its decision to remove the principle of opposition to the death penalty from the high-level instructions that apply to the Australian federal police.
Developments in artificial intelligence are expected to provide robots and other "intelligent" machines with the ability to communicate with humans and to accept very high-level instructions rather than the detailed step-by-step programming statements typically required of today's programmable machines.
The cognitive networking vision foresees an intelligent network capable of setting itself up given high-level instructions and which can continually adapt and manage itself according to changing environmental conditions to optimize network-wide performance metrics.
The completed representations might either express facts to be remembered, or might themselves be executable commands, such as formal queries to a database or high-level instructions placing one block on another in a robot's (simulated or real) world.
You had these juvenile lower-level characters, acting without high-level instructions, who thought they could discover some Democratic secrets by breaking into the Democratic Headquarters at the Watergate.
It offered high-level instruction in fiction, nonfiction, poetry and dramatic writing at far less than the cost of a graduate writing program.
The progress stopped in the late 1980's, when poverty became more concentrated and educators began to focus on remedial studies instead of much-needed high-level instruction.
