Sign up with Googleparts of a car yeah... but the car moving across the road is not robotic because you control the car... although if you read earlier someone wrote down the definition of a robot
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It is called a Traffic Light!
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parts of a car yeah... but the car moving across the road is not robotic because you control the car... although if you read earlier someone wrote down the definition of a robot
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showpost.php?p=2775849&postcount=8
Nerfherder
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Take a look at the 7 series... its basically a robot. Park assist, drive assist, GPS, onboard computer, cruise control. Its controlled buy a human but only just.
Ok lets see it do its job without you turning the key, stepping on the petrol pedal or actually steering.
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Thats not its job.... its job is to move where you want it to go and the 7 series doesn't have a key.
What I was pointing out was that it is ALMOST entirely automatic, its pretty much a robotic car.
Lol, no its an auto mobile.
Not a robot, a robot can function independantly, BMWs need pricks inside to function
J/K
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As our Off License/cafes usually cell fish and chips as well, cafe is more suited.
So, Mr Semantic, do these shops quantify the fish and chips into very small units, or do they board them up into small rooms usually meant for prisoners?
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No we use South african english and british spelling
Ok fine, but what do the British call Robots/Traffic Lights? I am curious
Sure they will 10-1 call them traffic lights.
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ROBOT - a machine devised to function in place of a living agent(person), one which acts automatically or with a minimum of external impulse.
Robots were implimented to replace the need to have a person at an intersection to direct and control the flow of traffic.
The automated system was supposed to improve the flow of traffic, and reduce congestion during heavy traffic flow.
Ya nee! Ja well no fine!
I get gatvol with people who who want to change everything into proper English or worse want to Americanise our language.
Robots were implimented to replace the need to have a person at an intersection to direct and control the flow of traffic.
The automated system was supposed to improve the flow of traffic, and reduce congestion during heavy traffic flow.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_light
Ya nee! Ja well no fine!
I get gatvol with people who who want to change everything into proper English or worse want to Americanise our language.
well... the rest of the world 'text' each other.... saffas send sms'es?
it's something unique to us, i have a friend who lives in wales for the past 10 years, and when he was here, he found it very strange that we 'sms' each other, and not 'text'....
to qoute someone earlier in the thread... deal wif it....
it's something unique to us, i have a friend who lives in wales for the past 10 years, and when he was here, he found it very strange that we 'sms' each other, and not 'text'....
to qoute someone earlier in the thread... deal wif it....
I remember when Will Smith came to this country for the 46664 concert and he was on stage, he told the crowd to "text" 46664 to donate some money, at that time I had no idea what he meant by text.
I'll stick to sms, and robot, and braai, and cellphone, etc
Hmmm how about Sausage