machine-driven
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- adjective
- Specialized
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impulsado por máquina
- With machine-driven technology, companies can automate processes that used to require manual labor.
Examples
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The factory’s production line is fully machine-driven, allowing for quick and consistent output.
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So you want to have an automatic machine driven by gas and when you do these things.
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And you could, you could have like a, you know, this, this, this AI driven machine driven network that basically can drive all these cars all over the place.
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In modern manufacturing, productivity is limited by the speed of a machine-driven process.
Blog text (15) -
I hope in 2013 we are rising above analytics to predictive and machine-driven big data analytics.
Blog text (25) -
Thinking for its own sake, non-instrumental, as opposed to transitive thinking, the kind that would depend on a machine-driven harvesting of facts toward some specified end.
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While there is talk of flotation or other machine-driven devices for separating useful trash components automatically, the only devices so far developed are simple magnetic pulleys for separating steel cans from aluminum cans.
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In manufacturing, many tasks are now completed using machine-driven systems that enhance efficiency.
Synonyms
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Machines or computers run a system instead of people
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Moving or acting like a machine without feeling
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Machines do the work instead of people, for example in factories or farms
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Machines run it with little or no human help
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Acting in a very exact, automatic way without showing feeling
Antonyms
How Automated
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word machine-driven puts together machine, meaning 'a tool or engine', and driven, from drive like when you drive a car, so it gives the picture of something moved or controlled by a machine. So, a machine-driven process is one that is 'pushed or controlled by a machine' and often runs automatically without people doing the work.