Sentence examples for machines because of from inspiring English sources
Other states are abandoning electronic voting machines because of unreliability and suspicious results.
This spring, California banned 14,000 Diebold voting machines because of allegations of "fraudulent actions" by the manufacturer.
Milling machines used for repet-itive-production milling operations generally are classified as bed-type milling machines because of their design.
They marketed so-called light cigarettes, which delivered a lower dose to smoking machines because of holes in the filter, but the same dose or worse to smokers who compensated by covering the holes with their lips and drawing harder.
I tell them that an investigative report in 2011 by ProPublica and PBS NewsHour concluded that the X-ray scanners, then still in use, could cause cancer in 6 to 100 United States airline passengers every year, and that the European Union banned those machines because of health concerns.
Six days before the primary on Tuesday, state election officials received a request from the city's Board of Elections: Could it cut short tests on some of its voting machines because of worries that the testing would not be finished before voters went to the polls?
The record indicates that every one of these votes was sent through the machine; they were rejected by the machine because of the parameters that had been set.
The company ultimately decided against using an X-ray machine because of concerns that the cookie crumbs in the formula would be difficult to distinguish from metal shards.
As a young boy, he might even have been denied entry into China's sports machine because of his modest height (he now stands at 6ft 3ins).
"Sentiment analysis is a very complex task for a machine because of the multiple and often unpredictable soft and hard variables that come into play when interpreting it.
(The casino declined to buy another "bet and sweat" hybrid, the Money Mill, a treadmill attached to a slot machine, because of its potential peril. "We were afraid people would hurt themselves getting on and off," he said).
