Sentence examples for machine forming from inspiring English sources

Until now conical pipes have been manufactured by the following methods: rolling on a two-high mill with impressions of varying depth on the rolls' perimeter; forging in a lever swaging machine, forming in a combined process of drawing and rolling, and rolling on a skew rolling mill.

This new tradition is fast becoming a vital cog in the Geordie male machine, forming an island in the storm of modern manhood, one without which they would lose all hope and cease to function.

In this way the PS II core acts as a molecular machine formed during a long evolutionary process.

The French and British drilling machines heading toward each other under the Channel did not require shields, because each machine formed its own seal between the dangerous rock face and the tunnel behind it.

His second machine formed part of the I.C.A's exhibition of 1968 'Cybernetic Serendipity'.

The machine forms two smoke rings of plasma, one near each end, by a proprietary process and fires them toward the middle at nearly a million kilometers per hour.

Four firms are planning to connect their machines, forming what officials hope will be the world's biggest wave farm, with 30 machines supplying up to 20 megawatts of power.

The vast majority of spam is sent out via the computers on botnets; they are used to stage attacks on websites and the machines forming them are harvested for saleable information such as credit card numbers and game logins.

The solution system creates a division on functions and process according to the specialities and advantages of human and machines, forming a human-centered human-computer intelligence system including the advantages of human and machines [3].

Again, there are infinitely many universal Turing machines, forming a subset of Turing machines; they are those machines with 'tables of behaviour' complex enough to read the tables of other Turing machines, and then do what those machines would have done.

The infected machines form part of what researchers describe as an underground economy, in which, among other things, infected machines send spam email in order to sell illicit goods and infect other machines.