Sentence examples for competition machines from inspiring English sources

Debuting this spring, Triumph's Thruxton 900, named after the historic English racing circuit and built in the style of the company's 1960s competition machines, with clip-on handlebars and megaphone silencers.

Four other trusts wanting to merge are stuck in the Monitor competition machine, with more to follow – a bonanza for lawyers.

Harley‐Davidson, the only American manufacturer of motor‐cycles, does not pro duce this kind of competition machine, though the A.M.A. hopes the company eventually will.

I recently caught up with Refn in Austin during the book's US launch at Fantastic Fest, an event that supplements its anarchic screenings with boxing, nerd-rap competitions, machine guns, and a 32-member satanic drum band.

Contrary to previous competitions, machine learning this time outperformed dictionary-based systems.

Contrary to previous competitions, machine learning has this time outperformed standard dictionary-based approaches.

There is more global competition and machines can do many of the jobs that once paid good wages to middle class workers.

"We should focus on the good things that we can get out of them and be careful not to create situations in which we put ourselves in direct competition with machines". Both experts agreed that such algorithms could be adapted to other fields, such as health care.

In this way, humans are not in competition with machines, but working in concert with them.

Much handmade lace continued to be produced until World War I, despite increasing competition from machine-made types.

Some robot competitions involve machines that are designed for specific tasks and include only transistors and diodes.