Sentence examples for means machine from inspiring English sources

But our nonbiological thinking" -- by which he means machine intelligence -- "will grow exponentially".

"Faya," I learned, sounds like fire but can mean electricity or lightning, and "dagadaga" sounds like "dagger dagger" but means "machine gun".

He's now research director at the Alan Turing Institute in the UK, which aims to support data science research, which of course means machine learning and AI, and includes probing the ethics and societal implications of AI and big data.

With a clever economy of means, "Machine Love" conveys the blooming of feelings inside the android, who is slowly developing an attachment to a woman who works nearby.

"'Mshini' means machine and/or machine gun," the producer explained to Okayafrica "as in the protest song 'Mshini Wam.' In the sense of the EP, it denotes the machine as a drum machine or a sequencer, and centers it in South Africa".

It is adjacent to a 64-space garage that the developers have built fully automated — which means machines essentially lift vehicles and ease them into berths.

(I mean, machine guns in Disney's Cars 2? Come on!).

How do we get clean, green, lean cars when some motorists still aspire to mean machines?

Self-standing electrical motors meant machines, the workers operating them, and their activities all had to be reorganised in more efficient ways.

It's Kalashnikov marketing!" (Let's take that to mean machine-gun, 'spray and pray', marketing…).

Of course, the way I see it, at this moment in time, the gigahertz machine just means our machines will crash a lot faster!