Sentences with phrase «types of machines across»
One commonly accepted approach for analytically evaluating the physical condition of a wind turbine — and other types of machines across other industries — is to compare the historical environmental operating conditions of the machine to the conditions assumed during the design of the machine.
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All ONS is saying is that the change reflects «this new type of coffee machine seeing growing popularity» and that the number of clubs across Britain and Northern Ireland has dropped, with many no longer charging to get in.
Studies investigating multi joint exercises (such as the bench press) and single joint exercises (such as the dumbbell fly, pec deck machine, and bent - forward cable cross-over) have generally found similar levels of pectoralis major EMG amplitude across all exercises, which suggests that either type of exercise can be used to good effect (Welsch et al. 2005; Rocha - Junior 2007; Shanke 2012).
«This simultaneous significant increase across a number of types of content put a massive burden on our entire infrastructure, in particular our build machine, Perforce server, and network backbone.
The mini games include exercises such as trying to knock prizes off of a conveyer belt, hitting ball machines that march across the court Space Invaders style, and hitting a dartboard type of target with your volleys.
Design a machine using several types of rods and wheels that will push, pull, fling or somehow get a ball across the level to the goal area.
Devices like Amazon's line of Echo Speakers, Google's line of Home speakers, and many of the products that work with both of those, like the Nest Learning Thermostat for example, are running with A.I. and machine learning tech, so this type of technology is already in homes across the globe, but A.I. and digital assistants in general will have an even bigger part to play this year and beyond.
Desire to work across multiple sectors with several different types of vehicles comes from love for understanding the mechanics of large machines and heavy equipment.