Sentence examples for machine to study from inspiring English sources

Last year, when curators from London's Science Museum visited the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, they were overwhelmed by the prospect of conveying the work of thousands of scientists using an enormous machine to study invisible particles.

In this work we used a roller test machine to study the spalling mechanism of spur gears.

Furthermore, a slow rate tensile test was conducted by an electronic universal testing machine to study the toughness loss during the hydrogen charging process.

Five different cemented carbides are used in femtosecond laser machining to study the influence of different cemented carbides on fabricating.

They also have articulated joints so they can pick up things," said researcher Mary-Anne Williams, who is using these programmable machines to study high-level human behaviours and emotions, including beliefs, empathy and learning.

In agricultural and biological engineering, researchers and engineers have developed methods of fuzzy logic, artificial neural networks, genetic algorithms, decision trees, and support vector machines to study soil and water regimes related to crop growth, analyze the operation of food processing, and support decision-making in precision farming.

Dr. Richard Davidson is a professor of psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin and has used MRI machines to study the brain activity of Tibetan monks.

We need to take advantage of the fiber Bragg grating sensing technology in global temperature fields and thermal deformation field measurements for heavy-duty CNC machine tool to study the thermal error mechanism of heavy-duty CNC machine tool.

Wilkes built the machine chiefly to study programming issues, which he realized would become as important as the hardware details.

Wilkes built the machine chiefly to study computer programming issues, which he realized would become as important as the hardware details.

Virtual Peaker is using machine learning to study behaviors in order to make adjustments that shouldn't be noticeable to customers, but will have very positive impacts for utilities.