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Meaning artificial meaning
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Topics artificial topics
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Simple sentences
It's an artificial flower.
These are my grandmother's artificial teeth.
These pearls are genuine, not artificial.
Those tears are artificial.
The artificial satellite was launched into orbit.
Artificial leather can't compare with the real thing.
I had an artificial insemination with sperm from my husband.
They are going to launch an artificial satellite tomorrow.
No artificial colours, preservatives or flavours.
The construction of the dam created an artificial lake that destroyed a whole ecosystem.
The first artificial satellite was Sputnik 1, launched by Russia in 1957.
Our artificial island isn't very well forested yet.
Artificial neural networks can be used to understand biological neural networks, or to solve problems of artificial intelligence, without necessarily creating models of real biological systems.
Today our artificial satellites are revolving around the earth.
One of my hobbies is making artificial flowers.
I don't like artificial flowers.
The launching of artificial earth satellites is commonly looked upon as an exploration of space.
They succeeded in putting an artificial satellite in orbit.
Artificial light is produced by means of electricity.
Artificial light is produced by electricity.
Aspartame is an artificial sugar.
Everything artificial that breaks the laws of nature dies sooner or later anyway. Only nature's creations can be eternal.
Movie subtitles
Yeah, because I had an artificial view of how I wanted this night to go.
We would have been referring Susan for artificial limb fitting in January anyway, but I spoke to them today and they were happy to see her sooner.
They can give her artificial legs, already?
If the artificial silk is too clingy over pantyhose, and the Crimplene shift makes me look like a librarian -- thank you, Valerie -- then I really only have the ice blue Lurex and that's still at the dry cleaners.
This place has been at the forefront of so many developments in artificial limbs.
He's a corker -- he was picking up Dinky cars with his artificial arms on last week.
It's a whole new game of soldiers with their artificial arms.
Notice how consciously this unconscious woman holds onto her bed. A person afflicted by hysteria always displays some artificial mannerisms.
They make artificial legs that are wonderful.
Can you really make artificial moonlight?
I ran out to get help so that I could make artificial respiration.
Oh, well, I think it's rather artificial.
Artificial, a trifle absurd.
Artificial respiration did it and a few Boy Scout tricks.
A person afflicted by hysteria always displays some artificial mannerisms.
As a matter of fact, you may find our way of life very artificial.
The rag used on artificial documents leads an ash that is unmistakable.
So are artificial arms.
Oh, and Stella, see if you can locate a bunch of artificial. violets in that box.
And recently we've learned to make artificial fibres with even longer chains such as, um. rayon and nylon.
I wanted to prove that the artificial insemination of humans was possible.
Artificial help.
The guard who brought up the body applied artificial respiration, but without result.
At the present time, we have launched 10 artificial satellites or birds, as we call them.
Artificial gravity off.
I don't need much, just a small capsule with the poison that induces artificial death.
I am an artificial human.
With those artificial legs they have nowadays.
Well, I think it's rather artificial.
She was 12 before she got her first pair of silk stockings, and they were artificial. See?
News and current affairs
Indeed, on the surface it seems to be its perfect antithesis: the collapse of a wall symbolizing oppression and artificial divisions versus the collapse of a seemingly indestructible and reassuring institution of financial capitalism.
In the interwar years, the Baltic states were often viewed as impractical, artificial creations of the Great Powers.
But I wonder whether, even within the next few decades, another factor will influence our work lives even more: the exponential rise of applications of artificial intelligence.
My portal to the world of artificial intelligence is a narrow one: the more than 500-year-old game of chess.
Chess has long been the centerpiece of research in artificial intelligence.
More than half a century ago, the godfather of artificial intelligence, Alan Turing, argued that the brain's function could all be reduced to mathematics and that, someday, a computer would rival human intelligence.
He claimed that the ultimate proof of artificial intelligence would be met if a human interrogator were unable to figure out that he was conversing with a computer.
Or will artificial intelligence replace the mantra of outsourcing and manufacturing migration?
Under-60 patients are becoming more important as newer artificial joints prove their capacity to withstand more active lifestyles.
The lesson is simple: We should worry less about debt ratios and thresholds, and more about our inability to see these indicators for the artificial - and often irrelevant - constructs that they are.
Behavioral experiments have shown conclusively the limited predictive value of this artificial construct.
The ECB should not try to balance inflation in the south and east with deflation in the north in order to hit artificial continent-wide targets.
In order to prevent the artificial reduction of interest rates from encouraging countries to borrow excessively, political debt brakes are instituted.
Artificial growth promotion only ends in tears.
Instead, public servants now appear to be in cahoots with Wall Street to engineer an artificial aura of profitability.
MUNICH - Artificial intelligence, once confined to the realm of science fiction, is changing our lives.
Housing speculators seem often to be betting on the political equilibrium that restricts the supply of housing, and on the indefinite continuation of the artificial supports started during this financial crisis.
According to him, nothing would be more dangerous than to impose an artificial silence on a question that is boiling under the mask of political correctness.
Indeed, chess programs now come very close to passing the late British mathematician Alan Turing's ultimate test of artificial intelligence: can a human conversing with the machine tell it is not human?
Perhaps if Turing were alive today, he would define artificial intelligence as the inability of a computer to tell whether another machine is human!
Sooner than that, artificial intelligence will transform higher learning, potentially making a world-class university education broadly affordable even in poor developing countries.