Machine in sentence

1914 examples of Machine in a sentence

Then I spend another four years to create my own machine tools, a simple machine tool like this.

In this machine, any rural woman can apply the same raw materials that they are processing in the multinational plant, anyone can make a world-class napkin at your dining hall.

That's why I am giving this machine only in rural India, for rural women, because in India, [you'll be] surprised, only two percent of women are using sanitary pads.

That's why I am going to decide to give this machine only for poor women across India.

So I decided I'm going to sell this new machine only for Women Self Help Groups.

AM: And previously, you need a multimillion investment for machine and all.

With the rise of artificial intelligence and machine learning, it might become feasible to process enormous amounts of information very efficiently in one place, to take all the decisions in one place, and then centralized data processing will be more efficient than distributed data processing.

Now the big, important point here is that the person is the complex machine in this system.

And I said, "Not me, not Janine the Machine," which was my nickname.

I was an athlete; my body was a machine.

And I like to think, when I picture how Republicans see the economy, what I picture is just some amazingly well-engineered machine, some perfect machine.

Unfortunately, I picture it made in Germany or Japan, but this amazing machine that's constantly scouring every bit of human endeavor and taking resources, money, labor, capital, machinery, away from the least productive parts and towards the more productive parts, and while this might cause temporary dislocation, what it does is it builds up the more productive areas and lets the less productive areas fade away and die, and as a result the whole system is so much more efficient, so much richer for everybody.

That machine doesn't care about the environment, about racism, about all these issues that make this life worse for all of us, and so the government does have a role to take resources from more productive uses, or from richer sources, and give them to other sources.

You know, the mind whizzes away like a washing machine going round and round, lots of difficult, confusing emotions, and we don't really know how to deal with that.

So that was all done in simulation, but we can also do that on a real machine.

Here's a physical robot that we actually have a population of brains, competing, or evolving on the machine.

They all get a ride on the machine, and they get rewarded for how fast or how far they can make the machine move forward.

It has also two tilt sensors that tell the machine which way it's tilting.

But this machine doesn't know what it looks like.

You look at it and you see it has four legs, the machine doesn't know if it's a snake, if it's a tree, it doesn't have any idea what it looks like, but it's going to try to find that out.

But when you look at that, you have to remember that this machine did not do any physical trials on how to move forward, nor did it have a model of itself.

So of course, this is a very crude machine, but we're working on a micro-scale version of these, and hopefully the cubes will be like a powder that you pour in.

Simply because of this gigantic, mammoth machine called desalination.

Today I use a microwave because I cannot take the big induction machine here onstage.

So I said we have such an industrial machine in the lab to heat up the specimens.

So we did aging on the samples, did a lot of loading on it, healed them with our induction machine, and healed them and tested them again.

It's called the bureaucratic administrative machine.

In order to have that machine running, you need lots and lots of people.

They made another machine to produce those people: the school.

The schools would produce the people who would then become parts of the bureaucratic administrative machine.

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