Sentence examples for apparatus itself from inspiring English sources
Far more pernicious is the problem of thermal noise – the heat of the apparatus itself.
Technicians at CRESST are currently replacing some of its parts in order to reduce contamination levels within the apparatus itself.
Even sunlight can manage it in suitable climes.The apparatus itself is a series of plastic modules that act as cells.
"Things are not going to be sorted unless there is a true purging of the state media — the main apparatus itself needs to be purged," Attalah told me.
The Golgi apparatus itself is structurally polarized, consisting of a "cis" face near the transitional region of the RER, a medial segment, and a "trans" face near the cell membrane.
This reduces the boiling point of water to 50-80°C 50-80°Ceans less energy is needed.The apparatus itself consists of a series of plastic cells, each of which has a condensing foil at the front and a meansane at the rear.
What it's delivered, instead, is the tawdry, dismaying, and wildly entertaining spectacle that ensues when the national-security establishment inadvertently turns that surveillance apparatus on itself.
And second, the phrase most associated with Kershaw: "working towards the Führer", the idea that though Hitler was not dictating every aspect of policy the entire bureaucratic apparatus devoted itself to trying to interpret his wishes.
A terrorist planning to commit an atrocity at a museum devoted to the horrors of terrorist atrocities might seem unduly biddable to his enemy's purpose, but then perhaps the security apparatus is itself a museum installation.
A slot-machine represents the cellular chemical apparatus, product itself of Darwinian evolution, required to generate, step by step, each of the three nucleotides coding for an amino acid.
Modern medical facilities place considerable reliance on electronic instrumentation for purposes of calibration and monitoring of therapeutic processes, many of which employ electrical and electronic apparatus that itself generates considerable levels of interference in the form of background electromagnetic radiation (EMR).
