Sentence examples for an extensive apparatus from inspiring English sources

The government has an extensive apparatus in place to find online supporters of ISIS who might be willing to commit a crime.

But the same quality that makes Chinese censorship so obvious the fact that there's an extensive apparatus whose work is crude might actually make it less insidious than foreigners imagine.

But the same quality that makes Chinese censorship so obvious — the fact that there's an extensive apparatus whose work is crude — might actually make it less insidious than foreigners imagine.

Few people in the street were willing to speak to the Guardian, owing to an extensive security apparatus which includes CCTV and informants.

Richard Melrose, the Simons professor of mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said Dr. Hormander's work produced an "effective machine" — that is, an extensive theoretical apparatus — that led to a deep understanding of the solutions to a wide and important class of differential equations that previously resisted analysis.

The multi-billion dollar empire also operates a wide network of print houses, an extensive distribution apparatus, advertising and media agencies, book publishers, a university, a computing center, a strategic research center and think tank, and the list goes on.

The cells had a diameter of 6-8 μm and a smooth and round shape, with a compact nucleus, limited amounts of cytoplasm, abundant mitochondria and an extensive Golgi apparatus.

The NSA's extensive apparatus of surveillance may thus ultimately reach so far it ends up checking its own advance by forcing a publicly shamed government to avoid democratic censure by policing itself.

As most methods for measuring central blood volume require extensive apparatus, it is useful to apply Ohm's law to the body and evaluate volume directly by electrical impedance plethysmography (Nijboer 1970; Cai et al. 2000a, b; Krediet et al. 2006).

An extensive endocytic apparatus, located in the apical membrane of proximal tubule cells, plays a key role in the reabsorption and degradation of glomerular-filtered albumin and low-molecular-weight proteins (Marshansky et al. 2002) and in the recycling of many functionally important apical membrane transporters (Brown and Stow 1996).

The threat of nuclear war with the Soviet Union legitimated an extensive American espionage apparatus.