Sentence examples for machine systems from inspiring English sources

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Last week, California's secretary of state, Kevin Shelley, announced he would require all voting machine systems bought in the state to provide a paper printout.

These range from 1994's appreciative Beating the Fruit Machine: Systems and Ploys Both Legal And Illegal to 1988's admonitory Fruit Machine Gambling and Criminal Behaviour: Issues for the Judiciary.

The first is that the engineer must solve the problems of integrating humans into machine systems by rigorous scientific methods and not rely on logic, intuition, or common sense.

As a process, it refers to the design of machines, machine systems, work methods, and environments to take into account the safety, comfort, and productiveness of human users and operators.

To improve the safety of machine operation, machine systems are generally monitored with vibration sensors.

The data and principles of human-factors engineering are concerned with human performance, behaviour, and training in man-machine systems; the design and development of man-machine systems; and systems-related biological or medical research.

Clearly these mixed human-machine systems offer the greatest variety both of possibilities and problems for the systems engineer.

Michael Shamos, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University who has examined voting-machine systems for more than 25 years, estimates that about 10percentt of the touch-screen machines "fail" in each election.

The "internet of things" – that is, devices with inbuilt communications capability – is already here, says Paul Green, director of innovation at Arkessa, based in Bishops Stortford, which specialises in setting up machine-to-machine systems.

Human-machine systems are omnipresent in our everyday life.