Sentence examples for redesigned machines from inspiring English sources

Boyle, the son of the Earl of Cork, had no such concerns after its construction, he donated the initial 1659 model to the Royal Society and had a further two redesigned machines built for his personal use.

The redesigned machine was sturdier and more reliable than Sholes' model, but it had taken on some of the characteristics of a sewing machine, including a japanned case with floral ornamentation and a stand with a treadle to operate the carriage return.

She redesigned the machine to use the air passing through the mill to separate particles.

According to Jane N. Kohr, executive vice president of Kohr Brothers, life changed forever for all four when Archie Kohr, the eldest and a schoolteacher, bought a commercial ice cream maker from a local company and whipped up a batch so unpalatable that he redesigned the machine.

Based on the optimization result, the blank holder is redesigned and machined, stamping test results indicate that defect-free stamping parts are formed with same blank holder forces, and the thickness difference between the original and newly stamped parts along a cross section is less than 0.06 mm, i.e. 4.29% of the initial blank thickness.

In addition, in order to meet the manufacturing requirements, we suggest to modify the values of blank offset, one of the pinion machine tool-settings, and redesign pinion machine tool-settings to ensure that the magnitude and the geometry of transmission errors should not be influenced apart from minor effects on the predesigned straight contact path.

So frankly I'm in favour of trying to use the machine you've got rather than redesign the machine because that takes time, inevitably takes time," he said.

DOM provided the option to either improve or redesign the machine to solve the failure permanently.

But, realizing they needed better manipulators in the microscope, they put the atom down and spent 15 months redesigning the machine's vacuum chamber.

But, realizing that they needed better manipulators in the microscope, they put the atom down and spent 15 months redesigning the machine's vacuum chamber.

Since the hardware is scalable, additional resources such as CPUs and disks can be added as necessary without requiring systems engineering to redesign the machine.