machine setの例文

• Roebuck, and Co . allowed families to purchase machined sets.
• The Johnson machine set out to quell this little rebellion.
• We had three machines set up, all playing the CD-ROM during the anniversary party,
• Turing machines set the basis for storage of programs as data in the algorithmic complexity.
• I wanted to jump into a way-back machine set on B . C . _ before cancer.
• The machine set the tone for everything.
• An electronic voice gives directions and the machine sets a new route if you make a wrong turn.
• "Wilson has an incredible campaign machine set up, and he's bucked a lot of odds in previous campaigns ."
• Last year, a single processor version of the Tera machine set a world speed record for sorting integer numbers.
• Late last year, one of Intel's machines set a world-speed record by calculating 281 billion floating point operations per second.
• Sometimes stores that sell games or computers will also have a machine set aside somewhere for demonstrations, but that's rarer.
• Many teams use the Spanish track for MotoGP testing precisely because of the all-round demands it makes on machine set-up.
• The minting machines set in motion by the monarch spewed out coins worth 1 euro, 10 cent and 1 cent.
• During a pop-up drill, he needed five minutes to make sure minor-league manager Bobby Jones had the pop-up machine set right.
• When Aghnar is seven years old, he defeats a machine set against him by his father; whereupon Othon continues his training.
• Valencia also sees the end of the two-stroke era after 30 years, with the four-stroke machines set to take over in 2003.
• "If there was anyone we missed, " she said, " we wouldn't have to get all the machines set up again ."
• Men commute to their jobs from the shelter, and women in household slippers wash laundry at the machines set up by the government.
• Steve Wiebe has since regained the record with a score of 1, 190, 400 on his home machine set on Tuesday, February 16, 2010.
• The machine set off an alarm indicating an explosive was inside, said Lauren Stover, a spokeswoman at the U . S . Transportation Security Administration.