Sentence examples for convert the machine from inspiring English sources

In conjunction with Creative Pultrusions, Inc., a fiberglass reinforced polymer composites manufacturer in Alum Bank, PA, a senior project was designed to convert the machine operation code for their pultruders from the Rockwell Automation's RSLogix500 software to the RSLogix5000 software.

Even better, a simple wrench can replace the rotor and convert the machine into a Power Broom (hence the "Plus"), perfect for sweeping the leaves before the snow falls.

Then they hired an engineer and a humidor manufacturer to convert the machine's freezer into a unit that would produce the ideal environment for cigars;70% humidity and 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

The introduction of smokeless powder in the 1880s made it possible to convert the hand-cranked machine gun into a truly automatic weapon, primarily because smokeless powder's even combustion made it possible to harness the recoil so as to work the bolt, expel the spent cartridge, and reload.

The linker is a program which converts the binary machine code for a particular program into an executable file usable on the calculator.

Using the then-wholesale price for the used gear, as defined by the Orion Blue Book, Gateway will take the old machine, convert the old loan to a new one with a new computer of "equivalent or greater value," and keep the customer up to snuff technologically even as the PC market moves inexorably forward.

The microcontroller unit can be programmed in any language ranging from Assembly language to Basic, C, Pascal, as long as a compiler exists to convert the code to its machine equivalent (Muhammad et al. 2011).

We had planned to use a Kirtas machine to convert the printed text to digital format.

Members of Congress have introduced legislation that would expand the law to cover "any part or combination of parts that is designed and functions to increase the rate of fire of a semiautomatic rifle but does not convert the semiautomatic rifle into a machine gun".

Pai works closely with his father on building the machines required to convert the plastic into 3-D filament.

The need for high-speed printing machines to convert the output of computers to readable form prompted the introduction of a specialized high-speed form of "typewriter" in 1953.