Sentence examples for machined from inspiring English sources
'machined' is a correct and usable word in written English
It is commonly used as a verb to refer to the process of operating or controlling a machine to cut, shape, or form a material. Example sentence: "The precision machining of the parts ensured that the finished product was of the highest quality."
To fabricate the actual pit, a hollow sphere of a suitable structural material, usually in the form of two half shells, is lined with precisely machined hollow hemispheres of plutonium.
In the aerospace industry metal parts are often machined from a solid billet of costly high-grade titanium.
Assuming all the reciprocating parts in an engine are machined so as to weigh precisely the same, and the firing order is arranged so that every piston at the top of its stroke is matched by a corresponding one at the bottom, then the primary inertial forces caused by the pistons changing direction at the top and bottom of their reciprocating motion can be made to balance one another.
They can also be used to build things in different ways, such as producing the aerodynamic ducting on a jet-fighter as a single component, rather than assembling it from dozens of different components, each of which has to be machined and tested.Some 3-D printers can already be found in the workshops of artists and enthusiasts.
A widget that was initially machined from a block of metal may finish up being injection-moulded from plastic.
This would produce the outline of a shape, thus saving on material, which can then be machined for precision.The Replicator, a robotic rapid-manufacturing system made by Cybaman Technologies, a British firm, already gets close.
After ten years of secretive work Silverbrook recently stunned the industry with prototypes of its tiny Memjet printers, spewing out 60 ppm in full colour with considerable improvements promised beyond that.Like the new Kodak printers, the Memjet machines use fixed, micro-machined print-heads and nano-particle inks (though currently based on traditional dyes rather than exotic pigments).
They have introduced "self service" machines that perform most library duties, and have radically cut down on staff.
Yet – to quote Lanier again – "people are the only sources or destinations of information, or indeed of any meaning to the machine at all".
The money is accessed through their mobile phones, with M-Pepea sending a special pin code to be used in cash machines.
It treats the child as if it were a machine that needs to be maintained.
