Sentence examples for machine generation from inspiring English sources

A key downside is that, if the data is not already generated by a machine, generation of a valid XML document can be complicated and requires a certain degree of IT knowledge.

The identified measures then are implemented during the design phase of the next machine generation or realized during the machines use phase by energy efficient machine upgrading.

Although the sequencing itself becomes easier and cheaper with each machine generation, the finishing of the genomes remains difficult.

As topology is described in order to assist machining assistant during machining process generation, the difficulties associated with tasks he carried out are analyzed at first.

Further research into EMM will open up many challenging opportunities of improvement towards greater machining accuracy, new materials machining and generation of complex shapes for effective utilization of ECM in the micro-machining domain.

This educates students about alternatives to using online machine text generation tools.

Previous programming was written in machine (first-generation) language or assembly (second-generation) language, which required the programmer to write instructions in binary or hexadecimal arithmetic.

In both cases, similar components are used for the machine-based generation, protection, distribution, and control of electrical energy (with some exceptions).

"We want to be the one place where [B2B businesses] can essentially have their demand generation machine on auto pilot," he added.

They are intended to be easier for users than machine languages (first-generation), assembly languages (second-generation), and older high-level languages (third-generation).

In the early nineteen-sixties, the Perceptron became the prototypical artificial-intelligence machine for a generation of young computer scientists.