megamachine

Like the pessimists in critical theory, Mumford was worried about the emergence under industrialised capitalism of a “megamachine”, one that would oppress and dominate human creativity and freedom, and one that -- despite being a human product -- operates in a way that is out of our control.

Environmental Ethics Brennan, Andrew 2008

What would be the only draw to me is the part that eventually will tell the technological story of tunneling it will house a replica of the megamachine used to dig our Big Bore.

The Seattle Times 2011

Known as the "K Computer," this is the first megamachine to achieve 10 quadrillion operations a second - aka 10 petaflops - and it will be named the world's fastest supercomputer when the official made headlines when they uncloaked a world-class supercomputer built entirely with homegrown processors, but this "Sunway" cluster is unlikely to crack the global top ten.

Wired Top Stories Cade Metz 2011

Apple's corporate headquarters, PR megamachine and primary customer base are in the US.

Original Signal - Transmitting Gadgets 2010

Apple's corporate headquarters, PR megamachine and primary customer base are in the US.

Original Signal - Transmitting Gadgets 2010

But before the Thriller phenomenon encased Jackson in the hypercommodity that he was now reduced to being just a little part of - he would soon be only a biotic component going mad in the middle of a vast multimedia megamachine that bore his name - but before all that was "Billie Jean".

k-punk 2009

The entire might of the technological megamachine was pitted against a small, poor, archaic peasant region.

Anarkismo.net 2008

This whole Twilight craze isn't even a quarter of size of the Harry Potter megamachine, and you don't hear too many rumblings about Emma Watson, do you?

Gawker 2008