Most of this stuff is robotically ... The stuff they're doing robotically is fascinating from every perspective.
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FARAGE: She robotically claim, robotically says we are taking back control of our laws, borders and money.
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And Rubio's response was … to robotically repeat his talking points.
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Should we do it with humans or do it robotically?
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In it, I stare ahead, not smiling, and robotically bow.
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During the day I did what needed to be done – robotically.
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Liberals find themselves robotically quoting statistics about the wonders of Scandinavia.
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And to paraphrase our next president, let's make America robotically great again.
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Early in the episode, a young George is shown playing the piano robotically.
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"Unfortunately, yes, there were some circumstances," he said in a robotically professional tone.
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Clinton, showering her with praise as she listened attentively, if a bit robotically.
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The figures move robotically while smiling diabolically, looking like caricatures of malicious intent.
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So everything that is launched, algorithmically, robotically is owned by a human being.
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But Tara, robotically tending to chores and child care, feels depressed and lost.
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NASA has already done a lot of work robotically to prepare for today's spacewalk.
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The 22020,22 optical fibres of which it is made can each be manipulated robotically.
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This included moving robotically, which Shields and Yarnell did in many of their skits.
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The fight went as expected, with Gracie moving forward robotically behind a push kick.
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But someone who wants robotically prepared food may find it to be a blessing.
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SPIDER will enable spacecraft components to be robotically assembled and reconfigured while on-orbit.
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The lines are read robotically, as if in imitation of speech-to-text programs.
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No experiments have ever been moved robotically from the spacecraft to the actual Martian surface.
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Kathryn—"robotically," the court said—jerked the wheel left, flipping the jeep into a ditch.
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Mr Maduro's favourite word at the moment is "dialogue", robotically invoked in his interminable speeches.
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Will Clinton behave so robotically that her natural affinity for African American issues is blurred?
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In robotically assisted surgery, the surgeon guides the robot's mechanical arms from a computer console.
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But I also sensed, in the robotically sanguine accounts of McMaster's team, a collective delusion.
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Then, his WhatsApp web version started delivering the messages almost robotically, one after the other.
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Mr Rubio was caught off-guard and responded by robotically repeating the same line—yet again.
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At the end of the two years, BEAM will be "robotically jettisoned" back down to Earth.
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But Rubio ruined his own momentum with a disastrous performance in the debate between Iowa and New Hampshire, in which he responded to Chris Christie's attack that Rubio robotically repeats his talking points by...robotically repeating his talking points: He fell to fifth in New Hampshire.
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This project by Marcin Rapacz and Bartek Oliwa aims to create a robotically aggregated lists of articles.
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He told me it would also be less invasive and allow him to do the surgery robotically.
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Virtual Incision's "robotically assisted surgical device," or RASD, is only about as big as a person's fist.
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He came to a stop, then stiffly placed the ball on the turf and robotically walked away.
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She robotically refused to answer whether she would hold charter schools and other public schools equally accountable.
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He was also likely the first suspect ever killed by domestic police using a robotically delivered explosive payload.
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When he left, he graciously, though robotically, posed with fans who wanted a precious selfie with the singer.
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Peering in, I saw punters slot two-pence-piece after two-pence-piece into the equipment, almost robotically.
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The limited data available on the use of robotically assisted surgical devices in cancer surgery is not encouraging.
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But gorgeous may no longer be what defines "Villanova basketball," a phrase every Wright team learns to repeat robotically.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, robotically repeated criticisms of President Obama that his campaign told him would be effective.
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Chris Christie for robotically repeating canned lines, and he finished in a disappointing fifth place in the Granite State.
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Instead, he dropped the ball and walked away, robotically, seemingly mocking the way the NFL wants players to behave.
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I can imagine the pitch for this movie: Man fixated on his dying father tries to keep him robotically alive.
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Vertical farming is an indoor operation in which the produce is held in trays that can be shuffled around robotically.
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I didn't watch last night's Republican debate, and catching up on it the day after, Rubio's programming glitch — in which he responded to allegations of robotically repeating talking points by robotically repeating his talking points — certainly struck me as funny: But was it bad in the kind of way that people would actually care about?
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In today's scene, Deckard is being pursued by a special agent named K (Ryan Gosling), who bursts methodically—perhaps even robotically?
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The answer is probably a mix of the two, giving us a future where robotically assisted humans work seamlessly alongside automatons.
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In fact, the 25G network has the potential to enable surgeons to robotically operate on patients from thousands of miles away.
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ROUNDUP Put a pile of anything in front of me — shoes, seashells, books — and I'll robotically start organizing them into categories.
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Today's press conference recycled many of the themes Zuckerberg used in his speech last week, but Zuckerberg wasn't just robotically repeating lines.
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Not especially well, though, and its headlines are seemingly compiled robotically, which results in fragments of nonsense often paired with mismatched images.
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More recently it has come to mean an outer frame that not only supports, but also robotically simulates or enhances body movement.
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"Hello, it's me, your co-worker, Hertz Enterprise," one man says, moving his arms robotically as soft music tinkles in the background.
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About a week after its arrival, the compacted module was robotically taken from Dragon and attached to Node 3 on the space station.
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Images: V&A MuseumLondon's Victoria & Albert Museum has unveiled an incredibly intricate robotically woven and biologically inspired carbon-fiber pavilion in its courtyard.
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"Now he's repeating himself," said Rubio, who was skewered at a debate in New Hampshire last month for robotically repeating his talking points.
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It's just there, robotically going through the motions of recounting a story, without stopping to consider why it's bothering in the first place.
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Lucija Popov, the president of the Croatian Chamber of Notaries, said she'll gladly ditch the caricature of a desk jockey robotically stamping documents.
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The architecture was robotically assembled and features a free-form 3-D printed "smart slab" ceiling that is half the weight of concrete.
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As AI and automation continue to improve, there may come a time where humans — even robotically enhanced humans — are not needed for manual labor.
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Look over here, the voice had demanded, and my mother's eyeballs and neck robotically swiveled to the doorway as if by pure synaptic sorcery.
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"Now he's repeating himself," said the senator, who was skewered at a debate in New Hampshire last month for robotically repeating his talking points.
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The Soviet Union was the first to photograph the far side of the moon and to land a rover and return a sample robotically.
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The recital format has become so robotically predictable that we tend to forget its origins in the flamboyant self-display of Paganini and Liszt.
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And he said that backroom may be "robotically manned to fulfill the top-100 or top-500 items" sought for pickup by digital food shoppers.
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It gets the job done, and I buy it robotically every time we run out, never even casting a glance at All, Gain or Wisk.
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It's planning to launch 12 pure electric vehicles by 2022 and will bring 40 autonomous vehicles to market and additional robotically-enhanced ride-hailing services.
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The thirty-five-second video begins with Pink Guy and three costumed friends thrusting their hips robotically, as the song rises toward a wobbly climax.
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Now the address has become an annual "made for television" moment, scripted and robotically choreographed, with all the spontaneity of a network show laugh track.
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His poorly lit, robotically recited and defiantly half-assed videotaped apology released under pressure from his staff late Friday was laughably (or cry-ably) inadequate.
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McKay has used robotically operated vacuums to collect samples from water pushing 320 degrees Fahrenheit, which he takes back to the lab on dry ice.
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"Teams are working on a plan to robotically replace the failed unit and restore full power to the station system," a NASA spokesperson tells The Verge.
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Typically, platforms service a hub of pipelines and robotically controlled structures connecting scores of wells from other oilfields that can be 25 miles or more distant.
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They are typically partisan loyalists, selected by their party to perform one and only one task — robotically voting for whoever the party nominated to be president.
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During the election, Mr. Johnson campaigned as an almost single-issue nationalist, the phrase "get Brexit done" falling robotically from his lips between every other stammer.
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PS: The author is very excited to note that robotically-enhanced goldfish appears to be a burgeoning genre and very much supports more work in this medium.
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NASA's Asteroid Redirect Mission — an initiative to robotically retrieve a piece of an asteroid and bring it into the vicinity of the Moon — never had many fans.
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Some modern sun umbrellas are so high tech that they robotically track and follow the sun on its path across the sky, keeping pool dozers permanently shaded.
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It gets the job done, and I buy it robotically every time we run out of detergent, never even casting a glance at All, Gain, or Wisk.
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As a public servant, Janet Reno demonstrated that exercising one's prosecutorial discretion can't be performed robotically, but it must be performed without fear of personal ridicule or scrutiny.
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We don't know a ton about the story itself yet, but the creators insist it will feature "some great jokes" — so get ready for some robotically delivered punchlines.
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With his slicked blond hair and cold, arrogant sneer, this politician-come-lately is an empty suit robotically shaking hands while spewing inane platitudes at meet-and-greets.
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According to details provided to state media, robotically delivered, pre-recorded messages were sent to people in mainland China claiming there was a problem with their medical insurance.
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Taking the moral low ground, Power continued to robotically repeat the politically convenient and historically inaccurate line that Turkey did not wage a genocidal war against the Armenians.
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Suggestions in the study include equipping a lunar lander with additional instruments to monitor the regolith as it lands or robotically deploying a probe to the right depth.
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She robotically reached for her dead phone to document the strange scene, and chastised herself for the knee-jerk reaction, but the idea to examine the impulse lingered.
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NASA is planning to test its launch abort system in July, and maybe fly it robotically to the moon in 2020 (though that test could be delayed, too).
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I still wrote pieces that I found interesting and satisfying — web copy about robotically assisted surgeries, articles about funds to help underserved patients — but I couldn't ignore my feelings.
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The tuner works by pairing with a smartphone to listen to the string you're plucking, and then robotically rotating your instrument's tuning peg until the string is in tune.
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In this "Taste the family" ad, a robotically smiling Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) and his employees welcome happy families into their fast food restaurant that fronts a drug empire.
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The technology, too, is intricate and fascinating: Robotically enhanced bodies expand and reshape themselves, revealing fingers made for ultra-fast typing and eyes that jack into digital sensor arrays.
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Instead we're all out here (in here) watching the best the Democrats have to offer, caked-up in front of some box lights, robotically reading from a teleprompter speech.
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Last May, Kroger struck a deal with British online grocer Ocado to bolster its delivery business with the construction of about 20 robotically operated warehouses, as it continues to battle Amazon.
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Shrimp shells and fallen leaves build the body of "Aguahoja II" (2017–19), an amber cellulose exoskeleton robotically manufactured by a Massachusetts Institute of Technology lab and designed by Neri Oxman.
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In one, after mistakenly ingesting a mega-stimulant, he spends a night on the dance floor unwittingly and robotically evading assassination by a Russian spy (the former bond girl Olga Kurylenko).
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The FDA has evaluated and approved robotically assisted surgical devices for use in certain types of procedures but not for mastectomy, saying that their safety and effectiveness have not been established.
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This lies at the heart of a new exhibition titled Deep Future, which features robotically-drawn celestial maps of what the North Star will be every 20173,000 years for the next 100,000.
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This in-space assembly has to be done either robotically or by people on spacewalks, which is much more costly and more difficult than manufacturing and assembling space vehicles on the ground.
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Despite having assimilated into Japanese culture after living in the country for five years, Lucy is perfectly content to be emotionally disconnected to the world around her, moving robotically through her life.
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The main report focuses on the science that can be performed aboard the Orion crew transport vessel, the prospect of excavating on the moon, and the feasibility of returning moon samples robotically.
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Now these same scientists, along with experts from the Queensland University of Technology and the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, are using similar IVF (in vitro fertilization) techniques to robotically fertilize the endangered reef.
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Even if one doesn't frequent private views, with the often calculated and robotically aesthetic language, viewers will find the short's city talk, ambient noise, and DJ spinning electronic tunes to be very familiar.
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Through the deal with its largest partner, Ocado will ratchet up its delivery business by building robotically operated warehouses for Kroger in the United States, raising the stakes in the battle with Amazon.
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As for physicians, the FDA urges them to take training for the specific robotically assisted surgical devices procedures they perform and openly discuss their level of experience and clinical outcomes with their patients.
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Between lying prone on the sofa in front of another bloody Harry Potter film and robotically, indiscriminately shoving leftovers into our open mouths, none of us are really up to much are we?
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How to find a super-Earth In 2015, Dittmann was going over some observation data of small red stars collected by two robotically controlled observatories, called the MEarth Project, when he spotted something promising.
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The Hands Free Hectare farmers, meanwhile, plan to use their newly reaped barley to crack open a couple cold ones: The farm hopes to brew some delicious beer with their robotically harvested key ingredient.
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But more importantly for many, the process makes it easy to retain the character of the source voice, so the translation doesn't come out robotically, but with the tone and cadence of the original sentence.
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Mariota, on the other hand, can make playing quarterback look almost robotically cool at times, but when the script goes against him, he's not quite as good as his tools would lead you to believe.
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Rubio robotically repeated his talking points throughout that evening's debate, echoing one attack on President Obama verbatim four times — even after Christie had mocked him for sticking to the script rather than thinking for himself.
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The mood is enhanced by a wall projection of a camera's view of traveling endlessly through a tubular space — in fact, robotically videotaped views of the Zurich sewer system that the artists acquired from city authorities.
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Chris Christie, of all people, managed to land an attack on him — that he simply robotically repeats his talking points — that has the potential to haunt his campaign, or at least focus the attacks against him.
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Frankly, it's a relief that he hasn't suffered the pitfalls that aging rock stars are prone to: settling into a cheesy comfort zone, robotically trotting out the classics without feeling, or lapsing into self-indulgent pretentiousness.
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There was a time when human beings would need to interact with each other rather than merely grunt at the mail carrier as a robotically wrapped package of widgets and gizmos was flung at their door.
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Wavering MPs of all parties would realise that they face a stark choice: do they want more months of the prime minister robotically repeating the same stock phrases or do they want to shake things up?
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The crackdown was such a hot topic that Andrew Hawkins of the Cleveland Browns celebrated a touchdown by stiffly placing the ball on the turf and robotically walking away in a nod to the tough rules.
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After each applause line, he robotically switched the microphone from his left hand to his right, placed his left hand in his pocket and nodded his head until the applause subsided, and then reversed the motions.
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Around this time last year, computational artist Davide Quayola's Sculpture Factory was about to start robotically chiseling the Laocoön Group, an ancient sculpture considered the ideal of art by some ancient Greeks and even William Blake.
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It's important, in these trying times, to take the occasional break from our struggles and focus on the adorable wrath of a goldfish, robotically engendered by artist Neil Mendoza to use a hammer to smash dollhouse furniture.
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The most popular GIF, for instance, is a sticker that features an illustration of Ocasio-Cortez wearing a blue suit and an American-flag pin while giving a thumbs-up that she robotically waves up and down.
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The images may actually be a critique of beauty standards imposed by the entertainment industry, as indicated by their subjects' robotically stiff poses and the series' titular reference to this vapid, pill-popping hell of a reality.
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REWE, along with bigger rival Edeka, had been cited by analysts as a possible German customer for Britain's Ocado, which has been expanding internationally with a string of deals for its robotically operated e-commerce grocery warehouses.
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"I don't know if I have seen a worse presidential speech in my lifetime," said Democratic strategist Mark Longabaugh, hitting Trump for his tone and for, in Longabaugh's view, reading the address almost robotically from a teleprompter.
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He was joined by Officers William T. Whisenhunt and Robert Burbridge who, shaken by the horrific nature of the crimes, robotically went through the motions: question the hysterical housekeeper, scan the perimeter, search the residence, call for backup.
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"Non-invasive approaches to robotically piloted aircraft using existing commercial technology and components offer the benefits of unmanned operations without the complexity and upfront cost associated with the development of new unmanned vehicles," the Air Force's posting reads.
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Holmes, built up as a striking female entrepreneur with a heartfelt personal story, is revealed as stilted and vampiric onscreen; "The Inventor" includes a haunting scene in which she celebrates a company win by dancing robotically to MC Hammer.
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On the plus side, for those unenthused about a recent wave of series inspired by movies or old TV shows -- most of which haven't been particularly inventive -- in bringing "Westworld" to life, the writers didn't just robotically go through the motions.
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An ill-timed gaffe in a televised debate on February 6th, in which Mr Rubio responded to Mr Christie's accusation that he was rote-learned and untested by robotically repeating a rehearsed attack on Mr Obama, appears to have reinforced that.
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Soon after a lady operator told me robotically — in English, the default language — "You will soon be connected to a random Swede somewhere in Sweden," I was on the line with Tony, a 31-year-old guy living in Sundsvall.
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The release doesn't say whether the studies suggesting these benefits were conducted by the company or by a third party, but it's hard to imagine being able to walk (albeit robotically) would not improve patients' mental health at the very least.
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His kinetic environmental sculpture "Le Prisme" (The Prism, 1965) created the stage set for the 1968 cyber-kitschy music clip Contact, that has a frigid Brigitte Bardot in metallic dress (by Rabanne) robotically chanting a teensy song by Serge Gainsbourg.
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Under prodding, Zin-Mi stops crying and begins to robotically recite a patriotic verse to "the respected leader Kim Jong Un." Her face, like those of the hundreds of North Koreans in the documentary, is now blank, expressionless, devoid of feeling.
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Chris is introduced to the family's black maid and housekeeper, both of them so robotically polite we initially wonder whether Chris is stuck in a takeoff of The Stepford Wives or, going back much farther than that, I Walked With a Zombie.
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President Obama's real birth certificate may be there along with a new cache of climategate emails and the refrigerated room where John F. Kennedy is kept alive, hooked to electrodes, robotically enhanced and ready to take charge someday as the bionic president.
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Demonstrating surface systems for Mars on the moon would "take a lot of time and money" and while experimenting with mining technology is "probably a good thing to do on the moon...you can do a lot of that robotically," said McGrath.
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May, who had hoped to win a landslide and a mandate going into Brexit negotiations, has proved to be an uninspired retail politician: wooden in manner, ill at ease with voters, flip-flopping on flagship policy proposals and robotically repeating the same rehearsed lines.
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Although scholars disagree on why the Electoral College was written into the Constitution, the framers did appear to believe that the Electoral College would be a deliberative body that would do more than robotically voting for whoever wins the popular vote in their state.
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They are paid less than virtually all other specialists, and are forced to see patients too quickly as they confront escalating overhead, suffocating regulations, and insurance company rules that compel them to robotically follow protocols rather than being the thinking and compassionate doctors consistent with their training.
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Tiger in this biography emerges as almost robotically cold and distant, someone who never picks up a check if he can help it, who cuts off his friends suddenly and without explanation, who doesn't even apologize after trashing the house he rents every year in Augusta.
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The documentary part — in which scientists examine the strain of long-term space travel on astronauts' bodies, the harshness of the Martian environment and the building of a landing base robotically — is where the series "gets sometimes intriguing," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times.
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I think what's important there is, I certainly am inspired by the businesses that are able to figure out what need to be humans and what can be done robotically, and certainly there are aspects of the design process judgment that requires well-trained human people. People.
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Tools like these robots are increasingly helpful, as the founders of Root note, because there's an increasing labor shortage for both indoor and outdoor farming in the U.S. Meanwhile, the mounting pressures on the farm industry increasingly make robotically assisted indoor farming a more viable option for production.
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They are adapting a now-commonplace manufacturing technique in which a computer-controlled dispenser spews a malleable material that hardens into the shape of a pipe fitting, a chair or an internal organ — or, one day, a whole inhabitable building, with its myriad components and systems robotically extruded.
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"We are warning patients and providers that the use of robotically-assisted surgical devices for any cancer-related surgery has not been granted marketing authorization by the agency," Dr. Terri Cornelison, assistant director for the health of women in the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, said in a news release.
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One of them was a clinical trial that was stopped early after investigators found that women with cervical cancer who had so-called minimally invasive hysterectomies, including robotically assisted procedures, experienced four times as many cancer recurrences and six times as many deaths, compared with patients who had the more traditional procedure.
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Whether you think it was a dumb overblown gaffe or a revealing moment that exposed the candidate as a lightweight, Marco Rubio's debate performance on Saturday in which he robotically repeated the same talking point again and again and again (see above) probably contributed to his dismal fifth-place finish in the New Hampshire primary.
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Influencing Others by artist couple Jennifer and Kevin McCoy was another example, a two-part installation consisting of an oversized, slanted conference table leading up to a huge video projection of an eerily smiling woman robotically reciting comments like, "Influencing other isn't luck or magic—it's science," while floating through a luxury Trump Tower condo.
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If we can start teaching people to identify those behaviors for what they are, and then correspondingly teach their community to identify and condemn that behavior,then that's going to be a lot more valuable long-term than simply finding more ways to robotically recognize words and automatically ban people from chats,you know what I mean?
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If we can start teaching people to identify those behaviors for what they are, and then correspondingly teach their community to identify and condemn that behavior, then that's going to be a lot more valuable long-term than simply finding more ways to robotically recognize words and automatically ban people from chats, you know what I mean?
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But the aim, should they be able to prove out enough demand for robotically generated content blocks, is to move to a SaaS model, feeding the digital void with a steady stream of machine-curated "word textures" — which I think is a phrase that more properly describes the quality of the commercial output at this germinal stage.
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We&aposve traded robo-signing scandals — when thousands of lending employees, tasked with processing a glut of foreclosures, robotically and fraudulently signed off on piles of paperwork without verifying or vetting it, leading to billions in settlements against the largest financial institutions — for algorithmic underwriting and digital documentation that streamlined lending and, in some cases, reduced discrimination.
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At the same time, if this system insists that your only value is tokenism — to push a janitor's mop, say, or play the maternal Latina maid, the kooky Asian lady or the robotically supportive wife of any color — you have to ask if this system is worth chipping away at one positive representation and one Oscar nod at a time.
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"I Woke up Naked" (2018), a robotically animated, swinging LED sign, loaded with multilingual first-person accounts of sexual assault, marks a foray on Holzer's part into working with sound: The piece, in a cavernous, high-ceilinged room, makes a tremendous, reverberating mechanical noise that felt especially grim on a day when all of the local newspapers had reported on a gang rape of a young woman in a popular Bilbao park the night before.
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Eventually, I became sulky and punched the back of her seat whenever she drove—I did not want to stay in the food court, but at 3 PM., she robotically scooped up my sister and me and we sat there until 9 or 10 PM. Anxious and infuriated after the first week, I was forbidden to return home if my father wasn't there because she said we were all in terrible end-of-the-world jeopardy.
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I mean, under certain circumstances, the robot dog could kill me—I feel if it propels itself up to a high enough speed, for instance, scrabbling toward me on all those gun-like legs, topples me down like I'm being hit by a small low car, and I'm on a well-polished floor, and I go down like a sack of shit, head gone, clok, instant brain bleed, agonizing death, the dog just robotically pants at me—or perhaps it could pound me to a mush by repeatedly slamming and unslamming a door upon me, head then legs then head again, until I stop twitching.
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