Sentence examples for yet programmed from inspiring English sources
Vettel said the Grand Prix of America course was not yet programmed into the Red Bull team's driving simulator because it had not been completed to the precision that the computers demanded.
Increasingly scientists have used similar tests to analyse self-awareness in robots but none have yet programmed a robot to fully recognise itself from appearance alone.
They're not yet programmed to hide their feelings and edge around their thoughts.
Among this group of interested GPs, 9 did not communicate further, 5 reported to have no time, 10 did not have an adequate Internet connection in their practice and 16 had to be excluded because the clinical trial tool was not yet programmed for the software systems used in these particular practices.
Yet, programming languages have not met the same fate as their human language cousins.
Yet, programming interviews –- particularly those that focus on algorithmic minutia – get surprisingly more difficult as we age.
Now in its ninth year, Fall for Dance has said yes to dance in myriad forms, yet programming possibilities remain inexhaustible.
And yet, programming remains expensive — a network drama costs about $3 million for one hour — and advertisers are becoming reluctant to pay ever-rising premiums for prime-time shows.
Yet, programming – especially in the US – has become a mostly male domain; one that is plagued by sexism and a weird geek machismo.
Yet, programs to optimize the care of low-income children with obesity are needed.
Female sex workers (FSWs) need access to contraceptive services, yet programs often focus on HIV prevention and less on the broader sexual and reproductive health needs of FSWs.
