Sentence examples for floating machine from inspiring English sources

In that case, he said, the Russian sailors there now would likely try to preserve their equipment and avoid capture by putting out to sea in the floating machine shop.

It is also home to a floating machine more than 100 feet long, resembling a partly submerged submarine, whose watertight shell protects sensors and technical equipment inside from the tough Scottish weather.

More recently, the site's main asset, a floating machine shop that is intended to repair naval ships and extend Russia's sea power into the Mediterranean, was itself in need of repairs after malfunctioning twice at sea.

Abel jumped onto a large, floating machine that sucked dirt from the bottom of a vast, water-filled hole in the earth.

Since launching the SV2 in late 2011, Liquid Robotics and its customers have sailed 200 of the floating machines 300,000 nautical miles, including a trip from California to Australia.

In this paper, the dynamics of a coupled wire/slurry non-conservative vibration system is analyzed according to the rolling-indenting floating machining mechanism of typical wiresaw processes.

Harvesting machines include comparatively new types of gear that may separate the fish or shellfish from the water by pumps (pump fishing) or by mechanized dredges, as well as floating machines that dig out mollusks by means of underwater jets and transport them out of the water with the help of conveyor belts.

Your floating time machine takes you to Bamberg today, a well-preserved town that offers a fascinating glimpse of medieval times.

A sort of severed, floating quote machine, spewing out the sublimely ridiculous as he hovers above ground level, held mid-air between the sheer force of his enormous ego and his slowly escaping sanity?

Ridgewood's acting police chief, William Corcoran, even recalls an enormous soda machine floating by in the murky darkness like a toy boat in a bathtub.

The first approach tackled the exp and log functions, and replaced them with fast approximations which perform bit and integer operations on the exponential-based IEEE-754 floating point number machine representation.