Sentence examples for information automated from inspiring English sources

Smart grids, that is, the application of communication technology, can help here by enabling better customer information, automated detection of unnecessary energy uses, and distributed optimisation of consumption processes.

In EDEN, the scented axis widgets are augmented with information from automated data mining processes (e.g., statistical filters, automatic axis arrangements, regression mining, correlation mining, and subset selection capabilities) that highlight potentially relevant associations and reduce knowledge discovery timelines.

PAT applied to finished product coupled with complete electronic batch record information and automated data review could allow for real-time online release, reducing or eliminating the need for manual batch record review and release.

Toward that end, the State Department now publishes all of the warnings and announcements it releases on its Web site (www.travel.state.gov); travelers can also call (202) 647-5225 to hear recorded information or receive automated information by fax by dialing (202) 647-3000 from their fax machine.

These are smart tools that can act as a member of the team, gathering information, automating tasks and allowing access to programs outside of Slack without actually leaving the messaging application.

Other advantages include: avoiding delays due to the arrival of updated drawings and documents, reducing visits to sites and travelling time to meetings, avoiding drawing mistakes, reducing time and money spent on disputes, sharing and exchanging project information, automating repetitive routine processes, and eliminating paper reports.

With that information, an automated function-block-oriented composition of building automation systems is feasible.

Nevertheless, the more information our automated apprentices have to learn from, the better.

It studies, in particular, the use of cellular automata, mathematical morphology, and color information in automated visual inspection.

What happens when the collecting of this information is automated?" At the conference, Hoffman illustrated how social connections are made online and the ease with which a stranger can become part of a network.

Impulsive dynamical networks, which are characterized by abrupt changes in the state differences of the systems at certain instants, have sparked the interest of many researchers for their various applications in information science, automated control systems, etc.