In the early 19th century, for example, a joiner had dozens of planes in his kit to deal with the many moldings, rabbets, and jointings he had to produce before the day of machine-made stock and mill-planed lumber.
The time of day, identity of machine operators, number of quality codes used, and stem attributes measured are automatically recorded for each stem that is scanned or processed.
But in the day of fax machines, CEOs couldn't just click a button; they actually went to the meetings to see bourbon's impact.
In contrast, cotinine level differed little among smokers who consumed 40 60 cigarettes per day, regardless of machine-measured nicotine yield of cigarettes.
To this day, the smell of machine oil takes me right back there (Dad was an office machine technician).
The day-and-night din of machines crushing cottonseeds is gone, and with it the comforting odor of the seeds cooking.
A great array of guests on The Graham Norton Show (Friday, BBC1): Florence (of Machine fame), Chris "Guardians of the Galaxy" Pratt, John Bishop (of whom more in a moment), Melissa McCarthy, Jude Law – but most importantly, Graham's ever-increasing beard, taking up the space of three guests.
The £50 filter will need to be changed around once a year when the fan is run for 12-hours a day, of which the machine will notify users through the app and display.
The £50 filter will need to be changed once a year when the fan is run for 12 hours a day, of which the machine will notify users through the app and display.
The equipment based on that new technology produces billions of reads in a single day per machine [ 2].
The aim of this study was to determine if time of day impacts machine productivity and value recovery in an off-forest central processing yard.
