Sentence examples for potential to automate from inspiring English sources
Virtual building models offer the potential to automate this process.
Overall, the methodology forms a novel framework for surface defect detection and classification that has a potential to automate the inspection process.
The methods studied are efficient and cost-effective, with a high potential to automate microorganisms detection by integrated analytical systems working at a constant low temperature.
The application of cFSM to cold-formed steel member design and optimization is highlighted as the method has the potential to automate generalized strength prediction of thin-walled cold-formed steel members.
At any rate, Gospel says it has developed a way of securely distributing data across decentralised infrastructures, offering companies the potential to automate records for complex products that usually require significant manual management.
If it took advantage of Siri's early architecture that used web services' APIs to feed the assistant's ever-expandable brain, Siri would have the potential to automate a multitude of tasks.
Giving his first public speech as CEO of the NCSC, at the Billington Cyber Security Summit in Washington today, Ciaran Martin warned that far too many unsophisticated cyber attacks are succeeding, going on to discuss the government's new more pro-active cyber security strategy — including looking into large scale DNS filtering as a potential method to automate blocking malware at scale.
We survey the state-of-the-art methods for each operation and discuss their potential application to automated as-built BIM creation.
Thus, by providing illumination independent features that can be used for automated matching, 3D data have the potential to make automated matching much reliable.
The BALDUS score, using only data collected automatically, has the potential to be automated on existing hospital electronic systems, with subsequent ability to flag high-risk patients.
Unfortunately DST for tuberculosis (TB) is too slow, complex or dangerous to be effectively implemented in all settings, therefore novel strategies with the potential to be automated warrant investigation [ 2].
