Siri's adaptability and cognizance is the first major step in this direction, and we will begin to see that type of finely-tuned, perpetually trained artificial intelligence helping turn the Web and our technology more and more towards us as individuals.
But after a while the director, Anderson, dispenses with all the finesse and turns the film into a blur of double crosses, perpetually slamming train-car doors, and scene-chewing by Kingsley.
But after a while Anderson dispenses with all the finesse and turns the film into a blur of double crosses, perpetually slamming train-car doors, and scene-chewing by Kingsley.
The well-compensated, perpetually injured James was back where he began training camp in 2005 and 2006.
As with obeying the traffic laws, this can be about imposing authenticity into role-play – we don't tend to run everywhere we go in real life unless we're perpetually late or training for a half marathon.
When the track announcer clears her throat, commuters get up on their toes, poised like sprinters, then sag -- it's just one of those perpetually late Amtrak trains lurching in.
In a country whose pervasive malaise is not corruption but cowardice – moral, political, and intellectual – their arrival will be held up perpetually, like that train that was going to Chennai.
I used to ride the ferries during the summer to escape the heat, avoid the perpetually delayed F train, and give my ears a break from the noise.
Bong Joon Ho's Snowpiercer is the rare sort of film whose physical setting is its story; it begins and ends with a futuristic train perpetually circling a post-apocalyptic globe.
When Philopoemen had obtained of them to arm, and set themselves out in this manner, he proceeded to train them, mustering and exercising them perpetually; in which they obeyed him with great zeal and eagerness.
But with an explosion in the numbers of life sciences graduates and postdocs over the last 2 decades and continual reports of Ph.D. holders perpetually stuck in postdoctoral training, the conflicting messages from those in government and industry must leave young scientists wondering what the bottom line really is.
