Sentence examples for machine adapted from inspiring English sources

There was a pulping machine, adapted from a piece of agricultural machinery, which had been hastily used to destroy the evidence of the massive programme of interception.

Mr. Farrar opened the show as he opens the album, with a secular proverb called "Hoping Machine," adapted from one of Guthrie's journal entries.

In interviews, Adrian Benepe, the parks commissioner, and his first deputy for operations, Liam Kavanagh, cited factors like a roughly 50 percent increase since 2002 in mechanized rakes and sifters, including a tractor-driven machine adapted from a potato-digger.

In this study, some less-discussed aspects of designing a high strain rate torsional testing machine adapted from the Kolsky bar setup are surveyed with an emphasis on the clamping system design.

SIGNALS OF DISTRESS Created and performed by members of the Flying Machine; adapted by Joshua Carlebach from the novel of the same name by Jim Crace; directed by Mr. Carlebach; lighting by Josh Bradford and Raquel Davis; set by Marisa Frantz; costumes by Theresa Squire; sound by Bill Ware; production stage manager, Sloan Edenfield; stage manager, Courtni Wisenbaker.

In addition to the menu state machine, we also used a keypad state machine adapted from the keypad library used in lab 2. The final state machine controlled the camera hardware by stepping through the process of taking a picture: opening the shutter, waiting for the sensor to be triggered, lighting the flash, and finally turning off the flash and closing the shutter.

"The machine adapts to you, and not the other way around".

He brought out recently purchased vintage photos, showing rocket engines attached to bikes and machines adapted for blind riders.

Depending on your abilities, the physical therapist may suggest the use of special equipment such as a hand bike, or the "Equalizer" and "Uppertone Gym," two multi-station weight machines adapted for those in wheelchairs with limited fine motor movement.

Local manufacturers should be supported where feasible as they can provide implements and machines adapted to local conditions and better technical service and replacement part supply.

With computers integrated into every piece of physical infrastructure, machines adapt to human behaviour and physical conditions to provide convenience, feedback and efficiency.