Sentence examples for together sense from inspiring English sources

But the classic definition of a robot is fairly simple: a combination of technologies that together sense, evaluate, and act to carry out a defined task.

He asked me to help him put this together, sensing there was a national narrative here.

Clearly, we Boomers are banding together, sensing our influence, and asserting our power.

It is clear that treating the two together makes sense.

"The properties together make sense," Mr. Green said.

Although she and Hamilton stopped sleeping together, their sense of family survived, she said.

And Mr. Madden, chairman of the House Corrections Committee, said folding the agencies together makes sense in light of budget constraints.

Analysts receive strands of information and weave them together, making sense of the world for Washington decision-makers.

But seeing many together, you sense a stand-off between the restrictive formalist and the freedom-loving sensualist.

Putting these two nimble minds together makes sense, and not simply because both are educated Italian women who enjoy a good fashion joke.

Given the overlap in our goals and the significant scale of Deliveroo's operations, working together makes sense.