Sentence examples for machines and programs from inspiring English sources

But are the new machines and programs really smarter?

Methods for authenticating people differ significantly from those for authenticating machines and programs, and this is because of the major differences in the capabilities of people versus computers.

In the mid-1970's, ground zero had been the Homebrew Computer Club, an eclectic group that held its first meeting in a garage near Stanford University, showing off homemade machines and programs to one another.

Thus, the OS came to be viewed as the ultimate technological product, a platform seemingly protean enough to incorporate and control every future software innovation and at the same time robust enough to drag outdated PC machines and programs into the present.

Besides the occasional software patch or hardware update, machines and programs can pretty much work at maximum capacity, 24/7.

When installed in all the computers in a network, it allows different kinds of machines and programs to talk to each other.

For his new album, "Who Else!" (Epic), Mr. Beck is backed by the unswerving rhythms of drum machines and programmed riffs by the keyboardist Tony Hymas.

In the disassembling process context, the supervision and control system assumes very large dimensions, represented by the need to automatically plan the disassembly process of the end-of-life product, including generation of product model, identification of the best sequence of operations, planning the actors (persons and machines) and programming the machines used to perform this task.

Someone who can take a machine and program it to perform the tasks that you need.

More useful, he says, is a computer-controlled laser cutter, a numerically-controlled milling machine for making big parts, a sign cutter, a precision milling machine and programming tools for low-cost high-speed embedded processors.

Noting that the processes of gene expression separate the genome from the cell machinery, we analyse the role of the separation between machine and program in computers.