Sentence examples similar to plugged to a machine from inspiring English sources

Would you plug in to such a machine for life?

Many people plugged the computer into the TV and earlier models did not include a cassette machine, so users plugged a tape machine in to use cassettes.

If you've ever wanted to plug a Windows machine into your TV for a little hot and heavy Excel slinging, you're in luck.

Being able to plug a Unix machine into the new mainframe should make doing such complex applications easier and less expensive, said Niels Simanis, a senior technology manager at Danske Bank, a large bank based in Denmark.

Robert Nozick, famous as a theorist of the minimal state, used it to ask whether you would agree to plug into an "experience machine" that would give you any experience you desired — writing a great book, making a friend — even though you'd really just be floating in a vat with electrodes attached to your brain.

Conversely, it works just fine when plugged into a Windows machine.

Robert Nozick thinks it would be a big mistake to plug in: 'We want to do certain things … we want to be a certain way … plugging into an experience machine limits us to a man-made reality' (Nozick 1974, p. 43).

It's just to prompt you to plug your machine into a power source.

It is not useful to wait around to be plugged into the machine.

Thus, a Belgian artist known as Plug appends large, cartoon electric plugs to machines in public places, while Cha, an academy-trained painter, adorns the walls of Barcelona with Picasso-influenced cats.

Word alignment systems can be used in several application areas, for example, to create bilingual dictionaries used in lexicographical work, bilingual terminology for translators, machine-readable lexicons to be plugged into machine translation systems and in translation studies, to be able to study relationships between originals and translations.