Sentence examples for application of machinery from inspiring English sources

However, unprofitable as it was to him, and unpromising for the purposes intended, it suggested to other minds the further application of machinery to sewing.

Fishing, Huxley said, had failed "to keep pace with the rapid improvement of almost every other branch of industrial occupation in modern times" and still lagged "very far behind scientific agriculture... as to the application of machinery".

The application of machinery to the purposes of sewing is of recent date, yet it has quietly worked its way into a position of great importance, not only in the relief that it brings to thousands of needle-women, but in a commercial view.

Second, fear of the formalistic application of the machinery of the real-world legal system is threatening to drive the amateur sysop to extinction and thereby to destroy what's left of online community.

This struggle is a large part of what has made the communities so interesting.Second, fear of the formalistic application of the machinery of the real-world legal system is threatening todrive the amateur sysop to extinction and thereby to destroy what's left of online community.

One application of this machinery shows that type-IIB strings compactified on a Calabi-Yau space suffer from worldsheet instantons, spacetime instantons and, in addition, "mixed" instantons which in a sense are both worldsheet and spacetime.

Wednesday's last-minute change of plan may be a practical application of political machinery, but it also looks like tacit recognition that the battle-worn strategy of putting people on the streets is beginning to look tired and ineffectual.

The issue of automatic segmentation is known in literature for its many applications (diagnostics of machinery, speech analysis, medicine etc).

As was witnessed from PCR technology, in vitro applications of biosynthetic machinery can expand the horizon of biotechnology.

Finally, we will discuss applications of this machinery to sampling bases of a matroid, estimating the partition function of the Potts model in a new parameter region, and sampling from a "smoothed" DPP.

The experimental and numerical results demonstrate the predictive capabilities of the model around the onset of impacts between the rotor and the snubber ring, which is one of the most common unwanted phenomena encountered in industrial applications of rotating machinery.