Sentence examples for speedy machine from inspiring English sources

This had some advantages and a few drawbacks: the Vespa was a speedy machine but the helmet was heavy, and it flattened hair that already had a tendency towards flatness; the machine was also inflexible: unlike a bike, it could not be taken on a train or put on the back of a car.

As in the classic MechWarrior and Battletech series, the mechs here also take damage according to where they happen to be hit a leg hit can slow down even a speedy machine, and a direct hit to the critical head unit will knock down even the massive Atlas unit.

Mr. Martell has seen how these speedy machines controlled by the largest investors have become detrimental to others.

The eight-track record is described as, "twisted techno, effervescent electro, speedy electronica, machine music and rhythmic snippet ambient".

Industry analysts expect mini-notebooks to remain a niche category, especially in the United States and Western Europe, where many people can afford to spend a few hundred dollars more for a bigger and speedier portable machine while using a smartphone or other device as an adequate substitute.

The solution was centrifuged and evaporated simultaneously using a Speedy-Vac machine and the pellet washed with 70% ethanol before being resuspended in 20 100 μl TE (10 mM Tris HCl, pH8; ImM EDTA).

The new machine has speedier innards, thanks to a new A6 chip designed by Apple.

Microsoft is rolling out a test version of an all-in-one subscription service that will give computer users automated security updates, back up their files and run tuneups to make machines speedier.

Platforms overload us with information and encourage us to feed the machine with easy, speedy clicks.

In essence then, they're all covering the familiar military shooter classes, with snipers, heavy machine gunners and speedy recon guys all present and correct.

And this week, the polygraph -- that hit-and-miss machine measuring sweat, speedy heartbeat and other signs of nervousness -- has been discredited as the judge of truth-telling.