Sentence examples for apparatus should be from inspiring English sources

Therefore, our apparatus should be a useful instrument to develop and evaluate the materials that are expected to enhance endothelialization.

Thoughtless (or cynical) officials are saying they will cut development spending to pay for reconstruction, though other bits of the bloated state apparatus should be chopped first.

He said the entire apparatus should be overhauled, with a state committee to run mass sports programs and individual federations to govern each sport living off their own marketing and commercial efforts.

And they have deplored the immunity clause, saying Mr. Saleh and his relatives, who occupy important positions in Yemen's security apparatus, should be prosecuted for the deaths of some 140 protesters since the demonstrations began in February, and for corruption.

In another session, the research team proposed a paper prototyping activity, in which a user interface for MI's apparatus should be defined (Figure 7). Figure 7 Paper prototype of the application interface.

In particular: The dispensing synthesis apparatus should be cleaned/flushed according to the established procedures.

The EASI/IUIS recommendation only states "besides nuclear patterns also cytoplasmic and mitotic apparatus patterns should be reported and specified when possible" [8].

Rendition is at the heart of the state secrecy apparatus, and should be of concern to any civil liberties, human rights, or democracy advocates.

And even prelinguistic children communicate with others to help them play their role in a joint activity, for example, by using a pointing gesture to direct them to the part of an apparatus they should be acting on whereas, once more, chimpanzees do not (Warneken et al., 2006).

When selecting the apparatus special care should be taken to ensure that the apparatus and its component parts are constructed to guard against electrical and mechanical failure in the intended conditions of use.

The attack should still be examined to identify any weaknesses in the U.S. security apparatus, but it should be for the purpose of making future improvements, not for making pointless recriminations and conducting political witch hunts.