Sentence examples for contraption could be from inspiring English sources
However, two researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, seem to think that such a contraption could be the ideal way to reach survivors buried under debris.
In the gloom, his contraption could be a robot from an early Star Wars film.Employed by Wipro, a technology firm and agent for the UID project, he has to get through 40 to 50 residents a day.
Because the wind blows the turbine blades towards the supporting structure, they have to be made stiff enough to stop them bending and hitting the tower.If the whole contraption could be turned around, and the fan placed downwind from the support pole, this problem would disappear.
Even if this device doesn't get implemented in the world of gaming, the mind reels at how this contraption could be implemented for recording extreme sports, day-to-day life, or even documentary projects.
The bulky contraptions could be painted and used as outdoor art or, in a pinch, extremely large paperweights.
What came next was the closing tune, "Blue Monk," delivered more as a boilerplate blues than as the Monkish contraption it could be.
In 1980, he learned of a "fantastic ice cream machine," a contraption that could be situated in a tiny kiosk in a store or shopping center.
He would put a hungry cat in what he called a puzzle box — a small, cagelike contraption that could be opened by the press of a lever or a bar — and place a dish of food outside the box.
He would put a hungry cat in what he called a puzzle box a small, cagelike contraption that could be opened by the press of a lever or a bar and place a dish of food outside the box.
The long history of walls was accompanied by the invention of various devices to breach them, from catapults to multi-story contraptions that could be hauled up to the enemy fortifications.
The stadiums would be modern marvels; the Olympic villages would incorporate the best of architecture from around the world, and odd contraptions like bobsled courses or velodromes could be built just once, and updated over time to accommodate technological innovations.
