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Should I try to think up a third escape-maneuver preprogram?"

It might be useful to have a preprogram that would take us back into the frying pan, then do something else quickly.

"Suppose we used that homing preprogram and went from frying pan into fire.

Wake her, she acknowledges, you state the preprogram in the exact words in her memory, then say 'Execute!'

Execute offensive preprogram one!"

With a preprogram - is it debugged in all ways, no conflicts, no ambiguities, no sounds easy to confuse?"

He decided that he would preprogram the holding cells' forcefields to come down in six hours.

Television manufacturers know this, and have begun including the ability to preprogram channel "favorites" in many new television sets.

The unit has to be reset every time it is used, so someone who wants to sleep every afternoon cannot preprogram it for a week.

Bell and Torelli went to work with the combat-system specialists to preprogram each missile for the emergency strike.

A good firing solution is needed to preprogram the guidance system of a missile or torpedo so that the weapon won't miss a moving target.

We can preprogram the drives to come on-line with any timing and at any power setting we wish!

Forget the programming of people; using the right nanotech you could preprogram an entire planet in a way that makes terraforming look small and inefficient.

Pattie couldn't preprogram the attitude thrusters- there was no formula for plowing through peat.

Such units generally allow the homeowner to preprogram the thermostat for just two temperature settings - typically daytime and nighttime.

You take a chip with a whole lot of integrated circuits on it, and you preprogram it with stored programs.

Helm, preprogram the ship to travel the new course at warp eight, beginning six minutes prior to projected containment failure, and ending one minute prior."

That meant he had to laboriously preprogram their course using the Bean's digital map data bank and the list of settlements John Kyle had transmitted to him.

Standing for "With, At, Defend," this system allows the player to preprogram nine variables for an oncoming fight with another P-O-X infector.

"We can't preprogram everything," said Manuela M. Veloso, associate professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University and chairwoman of RoboCup 2001.

Tell Ragnar you've got to check something in the horizontal intermix chamber, make up whatever excuse you can, and then get down there so you've got enough time to preprogram the escape coordinates.

Remember that we are not talking about conscious strategies (though at times we might be), but about strategies in the 'Maynard Smithian' sense, strategies of the kind that genes might preprogram.

But the aliens solved the problem we never did, and never allowed ourselves the research time to do-they discovered how to preprogram the things indelibly, so they'd be free and complete individuals yet never deviate from their programming, which was to spy on us.