Sentence examples for machine that reads from inspiring English sources

There's a label on a Japanese sewing machine that reads "Inspected by a Foundational Jurisdictional Person".

Kurzweil is a lifelong fixer and optimizer: early in his career, he invented the flatbed scanner and a machine that reads books aloud to the blind.

The company's technology uncoils the double helix of DNA and feeds it through a machine that reads it, like a movie reel going through a projector.

The voting machine that Appel and Jamieson picked to illustrate this hypothetical "man-in-the-middle" attack was the DS200, a popular optical-scan voting machine that reads marked paper ballots, made by a company called Election Systems & Software.

The idea creeps some people out, but the Italian appliance maker Merloni has already built a washing machine that reads the tags on shirts and pants tossed into it and washes them automatically.

By H. J. Maugham and John McCarten The New Yorker, July 3 , 1965P. 18 There's a label on a Japanese sewing machine that reads "Inspected by a Foundational Jurisdictional Person".

But, being human, we are also inventing machines that read faces as well as or better than we can.

There are machines that read currency, but they can cost a lot and some have trouble identifying $20 bills.

She wants all counties to use optical scan machines that read and electronically record paper ballots that are filled in manually by voters.

Turntables are machines that read vibrations, but they often can't distinguish a good vibration from a Beach Boys album and a bad one from your stomping across the room.

Mr. O'Leary said that the machines that read fare cards could be altered to make it impossible to cheat the system but that the transit agency had resisted such a change because it would also cause the machine to mistakenly reject more legitimate cards.