Examples of using Man and machine in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Man and machine against the clock.
A real test of man and machine.
Man and machine are in co-evolution.
Great tribute to the Man and Machine.
Where man and machine coexist.
People also translate
Two forces as one, man and machine.
Man and machine/ the industrial revolution.
A story about man and machine.
Man and machine continue to work side by side.
The ultimate test of man and machine.
Man and machine working together to become a weapon.
A perfect mix of man and machine.
Man and machine have been in co-existence in the past centuries.
The gap between man and machine is dwindling.
It was a conversation between man and machine.
Man and machine in an elegant pas de deux ofprecision and finesse.
May there be mercy on man and machine for their sins.
Jackie, we're talking about the seamless integration of man and machine.
Together, man and machine will create a greater future for the world.
In the future, war raged between man and machine.
He added that together,“man and machine will create a better future for the world.”.
In the distant future, a war between man and machine….
By combining man and machine the anti-aircraft guns were more dynamic at repealing aerial attacks thus the dawn of man and machine began.
The sure way toincrease productivity is to better administrate man and machine.
The second gamewas a freestyle chess tournament in 2005, in which man and machine could enter together as partners, rather than adversaries, if they so chose.
It's the idea of your mind fusing with the Internet and computers so man and machine become one.
The merger of man and machine, coupled with the sudden explosion in machine intelligenceand rapid innovation in gene research and nanotechnology, will result in a world where there is no distinction between the biological and the mechanical, or between physical and virtual reality.
Yesterday, when NASA's sweet flower of the imagination married Rick,he crossed the line between man and machine.
Products and designed objects, are seen by us as static. However, The vibrations of matter,interaction between man and machine, and even gesturesand movements of the objects themselves are occurrences in the dimension of time, the fourth dimension.
This merger of man and machine, coupled with the sudden explosion in machine intelligenceand rapid innovation in the fields of gene research as well as nanotechnology, will result in a world where there is no distinction between the biological and the mechanical, or between physical and virtual reality.