Sentence examples for ploughing machine from inspiring English sources

Agricultural equipment: Motorcycle-driven Ploughing machine having innovative attachments that can be used for various farming tasks.

Thus, commercial tractors did exist which could perform the same task as the Jagni-modified motorcycle, which he developed as a farm ploughing machine.

Next, we find that some of these innovations are built on existing products that are meant for purposes other than what the original product was meant for, like Jagni modified a motorcycle for use as a farm ploughing machine.

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If they've learned anything from 30 years of ploughing their machine-rock furrow, it's how to balance lushness and minimalism to stunning effect: Slow, for instance, creeps up on you in stages, its blues guitar riff giving way to a fuzzy gospel choir; My Little Universe is cut-glass techno, each beat pristinely picked out.

Team Clegg stops and starts while the Huhne machine ploughs on mercilessly.

At the rate this armoured wrecking machine is able to plough through the city, there won't be much left of the Dark Knight's hometown by closing credits.

While machining with very low uncut chip thickness leads to ploughing and spalling of the workpiece surface, ductile mode machining of porous tungsten with cryogenic cooling is found to yield excellent surface quality.

The intensified boiling and condensation wick structures of heat column were designed and manufactured by ploughing-extrusion (P-E) machining method.

Farmers who until the 1970s spent half their working day on the back-breaking labour of lifting irrigation water now use diesel pumps, plough with tractors and thresh their wheat by machine.

For instance, Amersham worked directly with Schering-Plough for several years to develop a testing machine, called a LEADseeker, that simultaneously tests thousands of chemical compounds for a reaction to a cell associated with disease.