Sentence examples for programmed to ignore from inspiring English sources
Their computers were programmed to ignore any figures deemed "impossible".
The rover's electronic brain, its on-board computer, is programmed to ignore incomplete or seemingly spurious commands.
By default, the iPad and most other tablets are programmed to ignore these kinds of small tips because they are optimized for our fingers.
We're programmed to ignore the escape hatch.
Prior to implantation each ARX was programmed to ignore the IBT transmitter that they were paired with, to ensure that the memory would not fill up with the ARX-tagged shark's own acoustic-transmitter tag ID.
Rules are also used to identify words which might represent names (e.g. 'Mr. XXX') and these are given an 'anonymised' attribute to force the program to ignore them.
Due to the lack of non-pooled biological replicates for transcriptome sequences, we instructed the program to ignore the condition (i.e., "treatment") labels and estimated variance by treating all samples as if they were replicates of the same condition.
In a recent article, Gisselquist and Correa (2006) argue that "overestimating the contribution of commercial sex to India's HIV epidemic misleads prevention programs to ignore other risks, and promotes the stigmatizing assumption that HIV infection is a sign of immoral behavior" [ 94].
If Picasa boxed anything that is not a red eye, you can click on the box for the program to ignore it.
WASHINGTON — Johns Hopkins University said Friday that it had programmed its computers to ignore the word "abortion" in searches of a large, publicly financed database of information on reproductive health after federal officials raised questions about two articles in the database.
Kauffman's research into technology transfer from universities suggested that formal programs tended to ignore many inventions and discoveries that could have commercial potential.
