assisted

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An assisted walking device costing tens of thousands of dollars is very far from magnetic bracelets sold on TV.

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having help; often used as a combining form

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adjective

having help; often used as a combining form

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Core meanings and parts of speech for assisted.

adjective

having help; often used as a combining form

Example sentences

An assisted walking device costing tens of thousands of dollars is very far from magnetic bracelets sold on TV.

From the changelog[0]: Make more instruction set extensions available to the guest when running with hardware-assisted virtualization and nested paging.

Would assisted computer recognition of disappearing bodies allow a lifeguard to watch a bigger beach?

Better than either approach is to take both the objections and the computer-assisted explanations seriously.

They gave them money and assisted the local faction in the return of the monarch.

This is because this isn't really electronic voting, this is an electronic assisted paper ballot.

Then we might ask the following: What qualities do traditional explanations have that aren’t currently shared by computer-assisted explanations?

One exception Azul Systems' Vega machines that have a hardware-assisted, concurrent, pauseless GC.

And I can think of a lot of jobs that pay over $12-15/hr that could be assisted/improved with this.

Hardware assisted 2D planar gpu could do miracles with weak CPU.

Yes, I think Bot-assisted humans would be far more effective than either one alone.

So in the case of assisted suicide, it seems more reasonable to surgically remove the heart, than to first use poison and then remove the heart.

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Is the gist "People can't write kanji anymore because computer-assisted input requires only passive knowledge"?

Those instructions were definitely not part of the "cell soup", as is shown by mitochondrial donation assisted reproduction technology (aka 'three-parent babies').

"The family moved to Kansas in 1922, where I assisted my father in raising wheat."

The HTTs are also claiming that proofs in their framework can be logically checked by a computer ( because it is constructive) and one of their main selling points is that their work will eventually lead to "computer assisted mathematics," not in the sense of Stephen Wolfram but rather in the sense that a computer will check your proofs as you prove them and find stupid mistakes.