Sentences with phrase «damage to other machines»

Not exact matches

Some people add 1/2 cup (120mL) vinegar to the rinse cycle in their water, while others claim this can damage the rubber seals on your machine.

Fehlings suggests that brain - machine interfaces could one day be combined with several other treatment strategies — such as stem cells and drugs — to produce much greater overall benefit for people with damaged spinal cords.

These big machines we ride around in are capable of doing some serious damage to other vehicles and the passengers inside.

The machine gun for example seems more designed to damage other players frame - rates than their vehicles while the shocker is able to send cars veering off course at random which is, suffice to say, equally rage inducing.

Yet another interesting element is how you can take two ships into battle, the idea being that not only can you swap between them to access different weapons and abilities but also that if one gets damaged you can hurtle back to the hanger and change over to the other one, allowing the original machine to be slowly repaired.

Part of the fun when it comes to other RPGs is watching your character decimate an opponent with a flashy attack and see damaging numbers get higher and higher, becoming an unstoppable killing machine.

I've bought myself some sweet threads to protect against corruption and freezing and so many other things; and enough weapon upgrades that I can dish out some substantial damage when I have to take a machine apart.

Granted, the fire arrow will be your best friend — setting tougher enemies ablaze is a great way to limit their effectiveness and deal damage — but things like corrupting machines into facing each other and blowing off critical components with the tearblast arrows are simply tremendous fun.

Frame — Defective motorcycle frames are prone to cracks, exposing the bike to the elements which may lead to rust and damage to other parts of the machine.

Every year, snowmobilers are involved in accidents resulting in personal injury, damage to their expensive machines, and harm to other snowmobilers and other people's property.

In the Marathon Machining example described above, suppose that Marathon's insurer pays Larry's Lathing $ 25,000 (the limit for Property of Others) for the damage to the lathe.

Conducted regular checkup rounds at the shop floor to check maintenance of machine tools, equipment, other office material, and imposed penalty on employees who damaged the parts