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cybernation

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cy·ber·nate  (sbr-nt)
tr.v. cy·ber·nat·ed, cy·ber·nat·ing, cy·ber·nates
To control (an industrial process) by computer.
[cybern(etics) + -ate.]
cyber·nation n.
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Noun1.cybernation - the control of processes by computer
computerization
automation, mechanisation, mechanization - the act of implementing the control of equipment with advanced technology; usually involving electronic hardware; "automation replaces human workers by machines"
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