Sentence examples for practical machines from inspiring English sources

They were much faster than any bicycle to date, but they were not practical machines.

Pennies can be practical machines, perfect for clocking great views over hedges and into HGV cabs, for instance.

But even though laser technology is continuously striding towards more efficient and practical machines, we are still miles away from a working lightsabre.

Of course, the question remains: Will motorcyclists actually want these more practical machines, at least in the numbers required to make the effort worthwhile?

Fixed gears date to the mid-19th century, and bike messengers in New York have long found them to be dependable and practical machines for tough city streets.

Reporters flocked to gawk at glamorous space-age concepts or thundering sports cars, leaving more humdrum, and practical, machines to the tire-kicking public.

VERICUT was adopted to perform the NC simulation before the practical machining processes.

After several attempts, a practical machine was patented in 1830 by Barthélemy Thimonnier of Paris, who produced 80 machines to manufacture army uniforms.

The method is not only efficient, but also provides tangible accuracy increases in tests on practical machining problems.

Before starting MIT, Eli gained practical machining skills from his father who taught an autoshop class and by working in a woodshop.

Second, the accurate cutter motion, which is determined by machine kinematic and interpolation scheme in practical machining, can be easily applied to calculate the accurate envelope surface.