Sentence examples for the machines in question from inspiring English sources

The machines in question, 3D printers, have existed in industry for years.

One of the machines in question — the Diebold AccuVote 2000 — even has a name straight out of Marvel Comics.

There, most software changes make no difference to the rate at which a virus spreads (although they obviously protect the machines in question).

"Why a German typewriter," he asks, as Mr. Ascher shows the machine in question.

The machine in question was a British model, made in 1899, but now once again in perfect working order.

If a particular job can best be done by a machine, then the chances are that the machine in question was built in a small town in Germany.

Knowing the RSA keys could allow an attacker to generate a fake security certificate for a computer, which could then be used to impersonate the machine in question.

Unfortunately for Ms. Miller, the machine in question had run out of paper: the kiosk happily deducted the $2.25 fare but spat out no receipt.

This provides an instant answer to whether Windows 8 will actually run on the machine in question; and, if so, which applications and drivers are incompatible.

The dimming of automobile headlights, the setting of the diaphragm of a camera, and the correct exposure for colour prints may be accomplished automatically by connecting a photocell directly to the machine in question.

In fact, we're supposed to feel sorry for the machine in question, an I.B.M. computer called Watson, a name that pays tribute to Thomas J. Watson, the company's founder, while also evoking Sherlock Holmes's stolid sidekick.