Examples of using As a machine in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Think of it as a machine.
First, as a machine, I would observe or I would input reality.
I'm imagining myself as a machine.
OCP defines you as a machine that utilizes some living tissue.
Than live for all eternity as a machine.
Think of your body as a machine that works non-stop.
And I also think of the book as a machine.
Think of your laptop as a machine like the one at the gym….
Strive to treat your body as a machine.
So treat your brain as a machine that needs maintenance.
The argument against views of the human brain as a machine.
Finally, as a machine, I could exchange energy with the world via haptics.
Are you thinking about working as a machine operator?
He saw the brain as a machine, whose working can be replicated in a computer.
Le Corbusier described a house as a machine for living.
Secondly, as a machine, I could place digital information, or output information, into reality.
I know I said to think your body as a machine now think of your body as a house.
So, theoretically,you could download… your thoughts and memories into this computer… and live forever as a machine.
It helped me think about my body as a machine and less of something people can judge me on.
Just as a machine needs to be oiled, the body loves to have its largest organ, the skin, soothed, which is the reason oils are used in this massage.
One cannot make a single movement without any benefit for oneself, as a machine cannot work without fuel.
Minsky views the brain as a machine whose functioning can be studied and replicated in a computer.
And the second stage consists of taking what we have extracted from nature andputting it together again as a machine according to the laws we know as natural laws.
Whether or not you view a poem as a machine or a wild animal, it can change the machine or wild animal of your mind.
He dictates to her his utopian ideas concerning man as a machine, which turn into love letters to the revolution that had banished him away.
I had regarded the world as a machine that needed to be fixed mechanically-- with tools such as progressive legislation and social programs.
His belief in the unity of opposites recalls Heraclitus,while his description of man as a machine, condemned to the helpless acting out of unconscious, neurotic patterns, has much in common with Freud and Gurdjieff.
On the other side, Generator defines as a machine that converts one form of energy into another, especially mechanical energy into electrical energy.
But once men were ready to conceive of the universe as a machine, they would naturally tend to take the order of coordinates as a universally relevant one, valid for all basic descriptions in physics.