Sentence examples for machine device that from inspiring English sources
Milling machine, device that rotates a circular tool that has a number of cutting edges symmetrically arranged about its axis; the workpiece is commonly held in a vise or similar device clamped to a table that can move in three perpendicular directions.
Mass machine devices that simultaneously access the network may result in heavy collisions and thus, degrade the network performance [1,2].
Turing did so in terms of so-called Turing machines — devices that manipulate discrete symbols written on a tape in accordance with finitely many instructions.
But it blazed around Steve Jobs and it gave us an era of magical machines, devices that – love them or hate them – define how we interact with the ephemeral.
The Doomsday Machine — a device that automatically decimates the planet once a nuclear attack is made — was one of Kahn's heuristic fictions.
McNally Jackson Books will introduce an Espresso Book Machine, a device that can print and bind a new book in minutes, to its New York City store.
Doomsday machine, hypothetical device that would automatically trigger the nuclear destruction of an aggressor country or the extinction of all life on Earth in the event of a nuclear attack on the country maintaining the device.
But Wirth believes that "a billion-dollar-class machine" — a device that would be as complex as some of the world's largest particle accelerators — is needed to bombard different substances with neutrons in order to develop commercially relevant materials for fusion.
But Wirth believes that "a billion-dollar-class machine"—a device that would be as complex as some of the world's largest particle accelerators is needed to bombard different substances with neutrons in order to develop commercially relevant materials for fusion.
It is a designer's dream machine, a device that can produce objects in full resolution and in surprising detail.
Gallant, a researcher at the University of California, Berkeley, has a brain decoding machine – a device that uses brain scanning to peer into people's minds and reconstruct what they're seeing.
