Sentence examples for because of the machine from inspiring English sources

There was no evidence that anyone had asked the basic scientific question: how did they know that any results they saw were because of the machine, rather than because they told people they were using a machine?

The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Mich., paid $20,000, partly because of the machine's superb condition; it came with its original foldout maple cutting boards and owner's manual.

And because of the machine's configuration, the grill marks on the sandwich aren't as dark and attractive as those made by the other grills.

Figuring out how to connect in the first place is a bit tricky because of the machine's Eurocentric default settings.

Under these circumstances, it should not be controlling whether plaintiff selected the machine because of the statements in the brochure, or because of the machine's own appearance of excellence that belied the defect lurking beneath the surface, or because he merely assumed that it would safely do the jobs it was built to do.

Moreover, its computational cost is very low and improvements in accuracy for low levels of theory are very likely because of the machine learning model capabilities.

They argue that the Tevatron would uncover the Higgs more easily than the LHC if it has a mass in the range indicated indirectly by measurements on other particles--between 121 and 144 times the mass of a proton--because of the machine's lower energy, cleaner collisions.

The companies feared that their businesses could be disrupted at any time because of the machines.

Then there is the $500 monthly electric bill, which is so high because of the machines that help the twins breathe.

Airline executives say they have not cut any jobs because of the machines but likely would have had to hire more agents without the kiosks.

"Its very, very exciting in terms of just the fizz, not only because of the machines but also because of the people, the bringing of very bright scholars together in new ways," said SUNY-Stony Brook's president, Shirley Strum Kenny.