Sentence examples for used a machine called from inspiring English sources

Then he used a machine called a Thermofax to make a printout that can go directly onto the skin.

To align the detectors at CERN, he had used a machine called a SmartScope, which "photographs the detectors in microscopic detail, then analyzes the images and the placement over and over again," he says.

To find this glue, Bartels and his adviser, Semir Zeki Semir Zeki of the Imperial College of London, used a machine called a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scanner to peer into the brains of 17 people who had been madly in love for an average of about two years around when other research had suggested commitment and devotion were at their peak.

They used a machine called the Ghost Runner, which was invented by insurrectionist Texas law student Cody Wilson.

After returning to Denmark, he began using a machine called a mass spectrometer to weigh and identify oxygen molecules based on their number of neutrons.

Thursday was presented as a "literary detective," doing business in a haphazardly distorted version of the year 1985 and using a machine called a "prose portal" to enter the text of Charlotte Brontë's "Jane Eyre" -- literally, in a profound, metaphysical sense -- to rescue its heroine from the clutches of a charismatic supervillain named Acheron Hades.

In the second installment in the adventures of the literary detective Thursday Next (introduced in "The Eyre Affair"), Next again uses a machine called a "prose portal" to penetrate a work of literature -- in this case, Poe's poem "The Raven," where she tries to liberate a minor villain and save the world from turning into a pink, gooey substance.

It then places the infected worms into individual enclosures, using a machine called a particle sorter that is able to drop a precise number of worms (in this case 15) into each of 384 tiny wells arrayed on a single plate.

She acquired her new body using a machine called The Machine to be Another.

Using a machine called a blink-comparator, Tombaugh examined hundreds of photos of identical sections of the sky on different nights.

And much of the nitrogen newly entering the planet's cycle is of a different isotope (weight) to that naturally formed by bacterial processes, so it would be identifiable in the rock record using a machine called a mass spectrometer.