Sentence examples for terms of the machine from inspiring English sources

He is the painter who founded the school of modern painting known as Dynamisme, which tried to interpret the human figure in terms of the machine.

This cost can be measured in terms of the machine cycles consumed by each operation, the power consumed by each operation, and many other cost measures.

Regarding a PAT's operational scope, the absence of any control device, which is beneficial in terms of the machine's low complexity, limits the operating (resp. discharge) range at high efficiency.

We define 10 problems in terms of (1) the machine configuration, (2) preemption of job processing, (3) the number of vehicles, and (4) the capacity of vehicles.

Each state in the set is defined in terms of what the machine does when it receives an input; specifically, the machine produces a certain output and passes into another of the states in the same set.

In terms of limitations, the machine vision tech obviously has some — it may not always correctly distinguish between genders, for instance.

Success is measured wholly in terms of the war machine without any rererence to what's happening to the war itself... Writer quotes from an imaginary hearing on the succes or failure of the war up to this point.

"Nobody bears the scars more than me of having to go and negotiate in Brussels and try and organise things a little bit in our interests in terms of the European machine," he said.

Then the clincher: "Everybody talks about technology in terms of the next machine, the next cool program.

For example, one frequently encounters the view that psychology must be capable of being expressed ultimately in terms of the Turing machine (e.g. Fodor 1981: 130; Boden 1988: 259).

In terms of the testing machine, a fixed inferior frame with loads applied to the unconstrained superior frame was the most common apparatus described.