Sentence examples for machine passages from inspiring English sources
Rut depths increased with number of machine passages but were not influenced by slash depth.
The study was designed as a factorial experiment with factors slash depth in the strip road and number of machine passages.
An increased number of machine passages increased soil dry density in the upper 20 cm and reduced air filled pore volume in the upper 30 cm of the soil.
In the uppermost 20 cm of the soil, observed soil dry density increase after one machine passage on strip roads without slash was higher than after five machine passages where strip roads were covered with 20 cm of slash.
Beyond its evocative qualities — in, for instance, the frenetic, machine-sounding passages that accompanied scenes of turning car wheels and London traffic — the music reflected the brilliance of Hitchcock's architecture.
Difficulty in removing residual pumice from fabric, damage to equipment and clogging of machine drainage passage due to particulate material proved to be major drawbacks with the technique (Heikinheimo et al. 2000).
Previous cathode employing in radial ECM (called equal-thickness in this paper) leads to considerable distortion of workpiece shape at the trailing edge in machining blisk cascade passages.
The cell culture system is a cell-passage machine in an incubator comprising a cell detachment device, a cell chamber stack tower, and a solution exchange system.
The closed-loop dialysate is regenerated online by dialysis against a bicarbonate-buffered dialysate (processed by the dialysis machine), followed by passage through a column with uncoated charcoal and through a second column with an anion exchanger resin adsorber.
As Arabrot's doom-ridden riffs clanged round the basement as we filled the venue with controlled feedback and machine noise—I intoned passages about alcohol, madness, drugs, and redemption.
Bar codes along the bottom of the backs and fronts of letters as they are postmarked leave behind a precise record of their path as machines record their passage through the many-pronged system.
