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The other participants can not see what you have typed until you decide to submit , but an icon next to your name in the participant list indicates that you are in the process of typing . Giving machines the ability to ' see ' is an endeavor that has evolved considerably since then - - most famously , perhaps , in the case of the Sojourner exploratory craft that guided itself over the surface of Mars in 1997 . To make our condition still worse , the wind came out due east , just after sundown , and it blew a gale dead ahead , with hail and sleet , and a thick fog , so that we could not see half the length of the ship . Held in Washington as part of the IEEE Computer Society 's Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition , the workshop explored key enabling hardware and software advances and sought to raise awareness of the applications that become possible when everyday devices can ' see . The ANC delegation of Cyril Ramaphosa , Penuell Maduna and Blade Nzimande said , however , that the ANC could not see its way clear for the constitution being drafted in the Constitutional Assembly to be subject to mediation . Even though methadone is not the first drug of choice for opiates users , a number of them do see the advantages of using it : it is a continuous and safe basis and there is less dependency on shorter-lasting opiates . He admired the inflexible integrity - - and almost the pomp of principle - - evinced by Mr. Bradshaw on every occasion ; he wondered how it was that Jemima could not see how grand a life might be , whose every action was shaped in obedience to some eternal law ; instead of which , he was afraid she rebelled against every law , and was only guided by impulse . If I devote myself to other pursuits and contemplations , I must first see , at least , that I do not pursue them sitting upon another man 's shoulders . He 's an expert in software that makes computers ' see ' objects . To understand those effects , Clark must first see how fire fronts lap at or " finger " unburned fuel . In the fifth chapter of Hilchot Ta'aniot , halachah 5 , after Maimonides listed the four fast days commemorating the destruction of the Temple , he adds : " It was the custom in all of Israel to fast on these days , and on the 13th of Adar in remembrance of the fasts which were observed in the time of Haman " , etc ., The Magid Mishneh reacts with surprise : How could Maimonides see the fasts as being dependent on a custom - after he himself has determined that the obligation to observe them was based on prophetic authority ? In that regard , I infer that if staff were to enter room 202 to provide care for the other resident , and did not see R24 , it would not be cause for alarm inasmuch as the facility felt she was safe enough wandering inside , and protected from elopement by the Wanderguard .