Sentence examples for systematically automated from inspiring English sources

The well-known yield-line analysis procedure for slabs has recently been systematically automated, enabling the critical yield-line pattern to be identified quickly and easily, whatever the slab geometry.

We can make so many decisions more systematically or automate away repetitive tasks and save so much human time.

Camille Williams Midtown Sinus Clinicc) talked about how most tasks in a clinic could be systematically programmed and automated to reduce overhead costs.

In fact, if a procedure for gathering training data can be systematically defined and automated, one can utilize the ApicoAP model as part of a pipeline to employ proteome information for an apicomplexan species to create a classifier that identifies ApicoTPs from the proteins of this species.

Because the molecular terms are generally regular and systematically databased, we successfully automated API-based pulling from established sources (e.g., the National Center for Biotechnology Information).

For both studies, clinic nurses using standard automated devices systematically obtained the patient's resting seated BP prior to their visit with the primary care provider.

To make use of this technology in calibrating or evaluating models of forest and landscape dynamics, there is a need to systematically and reproducibly automate the processing of LiDAR point clouds into quantities of forest structural components.

Here, we introduce a novel automated analysis to systematically detect unidirectional interactions where a downstream gene buffers or compensates for the effect of the perturbation of an upstream gene.

The proliferation of automated hacking tools, which systematically scan large numbers of computers on the Internet and exploit their weaknesses, has made attacking accessible to "script kiddies," hackers who have relatively little technical knowledge.

We test our theory systematically by applying machine learning and automated text analysis methods to classify 9,380 federal and state cases mentioning veil-piercing or disregarding the corporate form.

This also highlights that standard ontologies and terms are not systematically followed making data intractable for automated data analysis.