Sentence examples for consumption machine from inspiring English sources
Alex Payne, a tech entrepreneur, found the iPad disturbing: "a digital consumption machine".
"We have, intentionally or not, built the American landscape as a massive consumption machine for petrochemicals," she said.
Amazon's latest tablet is an 8in media consumption machine that aims to replicate the success of the £50 Fire, but with a larger, better screen.
Agreements on biodiversity, the oceans and the trade in endangered species may achieve some marginal mitigation of the full-spectrum assault on the biosphere that the consumption machine has unleashed.
But right around Apple's announcement of the iPhone 4 last month, which distracted tech pundits from the iPad for a while, a curious thing happened: producer types embraced the "consumption machine".
It means paring back on the mad consumption machine that has been the engine of the global economy, even though what it produces is often enough entirely distinct from what's actually needed.
She was angry at the way the economy appeared to see her entire sex as simple consumption machines who built national prosperity by buying new appliances for the kitchen and searching madly for the perfect laundry detergent.
"The bottom line is that we can maintain performance with much smaller, fewer, and cooler — as in temperature and power consumption — machines," says Sang-Woo Jun, a CSAIL graduate student and first author on a paper describing the device, which is being presented at the International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA).
In theory, if Amazon managed to turn a tablet into an efficient enough media-consumption machine, it could give the things away and still wind up turning a profit.
Musicians have been covering songs forever, but AI in 2002 was a juggernaut and a music-consumption machine.
The proposed integrated model is based on the facts that machining time, cutting-tool wear and energy consumption of machine tools depend on cutting parameters, and further affect scheduling aiming at minimizing completion time and carbon emissions in manufacturing processes.
