Examples of using A machine can in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's amazing a machine can do that.
A machine can collate. It can't think.
And a person can't do that, but a machine can.
But a machine can be turned on at any time.
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But a machine can be turned on at any time. All right.
The reality is that nobody, not even a machine, can accurately tell when somebody is lying.
A machine can read millions of essays within minutes.
Perhaps, instead of identifying pick-and-rolls, a machine can identify the moment and let me know when my daughter takes her first steps.
A machine can read millions of essays or see millions of eyes within minutes.
If the number of types of operations that a machine can perform is finite, so is the number of operation that a mind can. .
See, a machine can only copy it, can't make it because the perfection is in the tiny mistakes.
In his article"Minds, Machines and Gödel" he says that though a machine can simulate any piece of mind-like behavior, it cannot simulate every piece of it.
But a machine can read millions of essays and eyes in the span of a minute.
If we take a look back at the history of how intelligence has been viewed, one seminal example has been EdsgerDijkstra's famous quote that"the question of whether a machine can think is about as interesting as the question of whether a submarine can swim.".
What if only a machine can defeat another machine? .
A machine can pass this test if it can produce an outcome that its designers cannot explain based on their original code.
Whether or not a machine can be moral, we humans like to think we are moral beings.
A machine can crank out hundreds of units per hour, while an individual can only make a fraction of the number of pieces in the same amount of time.
Lucas assumes that a machine can only determine that something is true by proving it according to a set of rules.
The idea that a machine can teach itself through data without a human programming it for what to focus on, was once considered crazy.
Asking if a machines can think is like asking if a submarine can swim.
If you spend time in doing work that a machine could do faster than yourselves, it should only be for exercise.
Alan Turing, a pioneer of artificial intelligence,spoke about creating the illusion that a machine could think.
The dawn of the computer age,developers thought the only way a machine could process information as fast as a human brain was to build a mainframe the size of Texas.
I'm sure we can find the equipment in no time. If we find a machine, could you fix it so it takes us back home?
That rules out a usefulperpetual motion machine right away because a machine could only ever produce as much energy as it consumed.
If the disc have important data and save necessarily,there is a machine could polish surface to repair disc.