Examples of using Man and machine in English and their translations into Danish
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
the interface between man and machine, the reliability of the control instruments
animal, man and machine.
innovations we develop push the boundaries of automotive performance and bring man and machine ever closer to complete synchronicity.
Low Voltage Directive ATEX Directive Find out more about the ATEX Directive for the protection of man and machine.
Front panels or decor panels on the operating elements of for example tumble dryers or mixers must meet practical as well as aesthetic requirements as interface between man and machine.
voices and relationships between man and machine.
Witness man and machine in sync like never before,
a robotic monk committed to healing the rifts between man and machine, a genetically engineered gorilla who also happens to be a brilliant scientist,
ancient medium, are threatening to give the relationship between man and machine a key role in society.
Merging Man and Machine: The Future of Humanity Bill Joy,and through technology we can achieve near immortality by downloading our consciousnesses.">
The beginning of a war between man and machines.
The beginning of a war between man and machines. Connor!
Connor! The beginning of a war between man and machines.
Now, parker must decide how many men and machines.
in the heart of the red-brick factory of Maison Sophie Hallette, men and machines work together.
boat owners men and machines to provide the HotVac osmosis treatment on location in Spain.
Year 20XX, after the Apocalypse war continues to rage among men and machines, a new war to claim dominance of what is left of the fallen world.
He wrote:"Even today I spend my time"-"in trying to persuade my countrymen that the nation as a whole will assuredly be richer if unemployed men and machines are used to build much-needed houses than if they are supported in idleness.
half successfully- in trying to persuade my countrymen that the nation as a whole will assuredly be richer if unemployed men and machines are used to build much needed houses than if they are supported in idleness.