"We are working on our communication strategy so to stress that the QuASP cannot substitute human expertise, but if used properly can be the ace up every team's sleeve".
The intensification of camel production among refugees does not occur through breeding or the use of tools or machines to substitute human labour (and thus reduce the costs of production).
Robotic laboratories that focus on biological experiments, robotic arms designed for individuals with kinetic disabilities, and robotic mechanisms that substitute human labor are few examples of the innovative advances.
And that if you can't make it, you'll provide me with a substitute human who can.
Since the 1960s, industrial robots have been used in the manufacturing industry and they have substituted humans in various repetitive, dangerous, hostile tasks.
It was about replacing and substituting humans with computer algorithms, automated directories of one sort of another, and I think this idea that computers would somehow replace people was the dominant theme in Silicon Valley if you had to talk about it 15 years ago.
So, it seems, would others: -- The Humanist Institute, the educational arm of the American Humanist Association, hopes to establish this year the country's first master's program in humanism, a philosophy that substitutes human morality and reasoning for belief in the supernatural.
The lyric that provides the novel's title substitutes human warmth for religious consolation.
Technology directly substitutes human muscle power and, in so doing, raises productivity and shrinks employment.
