Sentence examples for translated by computer from inspiring English sources

Jordi Bonet, the architect in charge and the son of one of Gaudí's collaborators, has written that the new work was faithful to Gaudí's original project because it was based on calculations translated by computer from Gaudí's reconstructed plaster models.

The feat is less a conceptual advance than another step in the years-long progress that researchers have made toward brain-computer interfaces, in which electrical signals generated from one brain are translated by a computer into commands that can move a mechanical arm or a computer cursor - or, in more and more studies, can affect another brain.

By using a computer to relate to life in such specific way that it can no longer be understood or translated by a computer, we come away with a uniquely human experience.

The composer's input, in the form of mathematical functions, is translated by the computer into synthesized musical sounds that are stored in digital form and can be played back at will.

The up and down movements are recorded and can be translated by a computer into a relief map of the surface so detailed that it shows the outlines of individual atoms.

They have learned to talk Peruvian politics and that letters to their daughter, which have to be in Spanish so the censors can read them, should say "translated by a computer" at the top in case there is some incendiary mistake.

The prose feels like the text was automatically translated by a computer: one can't quite put a finger on it, but something is off.

Scanner data collection has been ongoing in the intervention community but needs to be translated by a computer programmer for analysis.

The robotic arms are attached to the operating table and perform the surgeon's movements translated by the computer on the patient.

The idea was that the raw list of ordered nucleotides that make up DNA needed to be annotated, i.e. translated by means of computer programs into the genes and regulatory elements that could then be studied and harvested.

Resulting neural signals from the motor cortex were electronically extracted by the embedded recording devices, transmitted to a computer and translated by Shenoy's algorithms into commands directing a cursor on an onscreen keyboard to participant-specified characters.