Sentences with phrase «such tiny machine»
The first step toward building such tiny machines was taken by Jean - Pierre Sauvage in 1983, when he linked two ring - shaped molecules together to form a chain, allowing one component to move freely around the other.
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Built into a tiny circuit board, the sensor uses an accelerometer and «machine learning software» to identify the motions of a person's mouth, such as how much time he or she spends chewing, drinking, speaking, coughing or smoking.
President Trump appeared to take a tiny step toward the narrowest possible gun control measures on Tuesday, saying that he signed a memo directing Attorney General Jeff Sessions to propose a rule banning some devices, such as bump stocks, which he said can turn otherwise legal guns into machine guns.
This set includes such classic, long - running features as «Sock It to Me,» «Cocktail Party,» «The Fickle Finger of Fate» and «Gladys and Tyrone,»; lighthearted salutes to higher education, machines, pollution, dancing class, police, the telephone company, the post office, and Raquel Welch; Pigmeat Markham, reclaiming his «Here Comes the Judge» routine, dispensing justice with a large rubber gavel to the noggin; Tiny Tim singing and exploring Burbank and more.
This new game mode, appropriately called Tiny Racers is a nod to the original GTA as well as classic retro racing titles such as Micro Machines and Super Cars.
There have been plenty of arcade and console games such as Super Sprint, Indy Heat and Micro Machines, all featuring the same style racing from a bird's eye point of view, Tiny Trax has a fixed rail racing line as befits a Scalextric track but the hustle and bustle of jockeying for first place is sadly missing, and with that, much enjoyment.
Keddy said that from wearables to internet connected things such as washing machines, smart meters, traffic cameras, and even trees with tiny sensors could be always transmitting data that could be analyzed quickly to help you make decisions where and when it matters.