Sentence examples for practical machinery from inspiring English sources

Some of the practical machinery at work in the store is fascinating, like the wheels that can be turned to change the perimeters of the lower-level rooms, much like the rolling bookshelves in libraries.

In November Sir John Gieve, deputy governor of the Bank of England, called for more practical machinery to handle complex cross-border failures, even if this carried the cost of "sacrificing some mystery".

In practical rotating machinery supported by active magnetic bearings, the possibility of synchronous rotor response to become non-synchronous or even chaotic cannot be ignored as preloads, fluid forces or other external excitation forces may cause the rotor's initial conditions to move from one basin of attraction to another.

The pace of innovation is similar to what was seen during the tail end of the industrial revolution in the late 1800s when anyone with a barn (the garage of its day) could apply steam engines to all sorts of practical uses, including machinery and vehicles.

Wednesday's last-minute change of plan may be a practical application of political machinery, but it also looks like tacit recognition that the battle-worn strategy of putting people on the streets is beginning to look tired and ineffectual.

It was here that the trainees allege supervisors asked them to sign off on certificates saying they had completed practical experience on heavy duty machinery including graders, dozers, loaders and trucks, which they had not.

It was not until Newman joined GC&CS in 1942 that his interest in computing machinery suddenly became practical, with his realisation that the attack on Tunny could be mechanised.

Practical factors consisted of: lack of appropriate machinery; use of known machinery; ease of crop management; committing land for a long period of time; 'need planning permission from landlord'.