Sentence examples for overriding at from inspiring English sources

It's hard to recall a movie that's as viscerally thrilling and as deadly boring as "Gravity," a colossal and impressive exertion of brain power aimed at overriding — at obviating — the use of brain power.

But while this might give us a utilitarian version of threshold deontology, it will not do as a version of dirty hands, since the utilitarian overriding at the supreme emergency stage will involve a decision that is simply right, and not in any sense right but still wrong.

According to the Detroit Free Press, Tesla's autopilot system is billed as a "assist feature" and can be overridden at any time by the driver, who is expected to maintain control of the car in the event of any surprises.

But the records provided were copies of the original computer logs, the source said, as the system was overridden at regular intervals throughout the committee's five-year study.

Whereas existing unmanned robotics still rely on humans to pull the trigger (keeping human agency in the loop), fully automated weapons systems would be able to locate, select, and execute their own targets with only human oversight and overrides at best, or without any human intervention at worst.

By Ki67 expression analysis we demonstrated that these microRNAs are able to override at least in part XXL-mediated cell cycle arrest in neuronal lineage differentiated USSC and clearly act in a proproliferating manner.

They commonly are deformed into a fold and thrust belt as the basement under them continues to plunge beneath the overriding plate at the subduction zone.

Overriding preoccupations at this time include generativity and succession planning for the future.

The lawmakers responded in kind by overriding his vetoes at a rapid pace.

This multiyear scholarship of two to five years has been an option for NCAA member institutions since first being approved by the NCAA Division I Board of Directors last October and affirmed following a failed attempt at overriding the action of the Board in February of this year.

"If physicians are allowed to override formularies at will, that will lead to added costs for the Medicare program and could endanger its affordability," he said.