Machine in sentence

1914 examples of Machine in a sentence

It was a machine that was never built, and yet, it will be built.

It was a machine that was designed long before anyone thought about computers.

That machine was built by this guy, Charles Babbage.

So as I go through this talk, I want you to imagine this gigantic machine.

And I'm going to take you through the architecture of the machine — that's why it's computer architecture — and tell you about this machine, which is a computer.

It's a decimal machine.

The problem with using binary is that the machine would have been so tall, it would have been ridiculous.

This whole machine is mechanical.

This thing over here is one of three punch card readers in here, and this is a program in the Science Museum, just not far from here, created by Charles Babbage, that is sitting there — you can go see it — waiting for the machine to be built.

You had a bell, so if anything went wrong — (Laughter) — or the machine needed the attendant to come to it, there was a bell it could ring.

This is actually a picture of the printing mechanism for another machine of his, called the Difference Engine No. 2, which he never built, but which the Science Museum did build in the '80s and '90s.

So he designed a plotter as well, and, you know, at that point, I think he got pretty much a pretty good machine.

So she's got this mathematical training, and she goes to one of these soirees with her mother, and Charles Babbage, you know, gets out his machine.

The Duke of Wellington is there, you know, get out the machine, obviously demonstrates it, and she gets it.

She's the only person in his lifetime, really, who said, "I understand what this does, and I understand the future of this machine."

And we owe to her an enormous amount because we know a lot about the machine that Babbage was intending to build because of her.

He was building a machine to do mathematics, and Lovelace said, "You could do more than mathematics on this machine."

Now, of course, Babbage's machine was entirely mechanical.

Turing's machine was entirely theoretical.

We could go back to Babbage's machine and just make it tiny.

The third part is a computer simulation of that machine, and the last part is to physically build it at the Science Museum.

This is the adding mechanism in action, so you imagine this gigantic machine.

And in this case, I used ABS plastic to produce the columns, we used the bigger, faster machine, and they have a steel core inside, so they're structural, they can bear loads for once.

If our institutions are all failing and beyond hope for reform, a natural response is to seek to smash the machine, drain the swamp, burn the empire to the ground, on the hope that whatever rises out of the ashes is bound to be better than what we have now.

And thank God Trinity Wall Street noticed, because they gave us the birth of Green Bronx Machine.

I'm Steve Ritz, this is Green Bronx Machine.

So to understand this, let's look at one of those classes, the Machine Learning class offered by my colleague and cofounder Andrew Ng.

It's a Machine Learning class, and it has 400 people enrolled every time it's offered.

When Andrew taught the Machine Learning class to the general public, it had 100,000 people registered.

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