Sentence examples for digital machinery from inspiring English sources

Yet at least the Gallaghers and the Prodge will avail themselves of the latest digital machinery.

Ms. Reichek has been working with thread since the 1970s, most recently in canvases embroidered with the help of sophisticated digital machinery.

But he still keeps a special glass-topped spark-plug he bought many years ago for setting the correct air-fuel ratio by adjusting the colour of the flame inside each cylinder from bright yellow to dark blue to remind him that even digitally controlled cars also need retuning from time to time.The same goes for other bits of digital machinery, especially computers.

They are cultural sponges, and for fall they soaked up lots of influences from their tours of ancient temples in Nepal, India and China, puréed them through their digital machinery set to a filter of "street style" and squeezed out more fabulous clothes.

By 2007, they say, demand for new digital machinery should exceed that for traditional units.

They're the components of what he calls Fab Labs, community fabrication centres where anyone can drop in and learn to use really advanced digital machinery.

Yet they have something in common: both allow astronomers to explore the universe.Modern telescopes are highly automated pieces of machinery equipped with digital sensors that produce reams of observational data.

In the meantime, tourists with high-powered digital cameras stop and stare at machinery continuously tearing down buildings.

Imitations of digital computers involve much more molecular machinery — which also happens to be highly fragile.

And do companies really need 24/7, or would 23/7 be better, giving the people who run these digital operations a window to maintain the machinery?

Computer music, music utilizing digital computers and other electronic data-processing machinery developed about 1948 in application to musical composition and for musical research.