The phrase "apparatus there is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the existence or presence of a particular apparatus or device.
Example: "In the laboratory, the researchers noted that an advanced apparatus there is for conducting the experiment."
Alternatives: "there exists an apparatus" or "an apparatus is present".
In the sieve plate apparatus, there is no net flow of liquid, and the gas phase is dispersed homogeneously by the plate into bubbles of approximately equal size across a 5.4 cm ID aluminum tube.
Nicholson Baker's "A Box of Matches" has a very thin fictional apparatus: there is virtually no plot; it's just Baker sitting down with a box of matches — he actually did this, of course, just as for "The Anthologist" he videotaped himself giving lectures about poetry — and thinking, thrillingly, about the ephemeral nature of existence.
But, recall (footnote 3) that in some models of the EPR/B experiment, in addition to the pair's state and the setting of the L- (R-) measurement apparatus there are other local physical quantities that may be relevant for the probability of the L- (R-) measurement outcome.
Because cryptology is largely theoretical and does not require costly apparatus, there are few barriers to entering the field.
Within Israel's security apparatus, there was a fierce debate over Marwan's loyalties despite a Mossad inquiry that concluded he was not a double agent.
Around Besançon strong tremors were felt, and a tracing point of the seismographic apparatus there was broken by the violence of the shock.
Except for Brahmanic and Buddhist ritual suicides by drowning, which require neither ceremony nor funeral apparatus, there are three methods of disposing of dead human bodies: cremation, stripping of the flesh, and inhumation, performed with or without embalming.
During the impulse testing of power apparatus, there were failures which are better visible in time domain spectrum of the measured transient signals (applied impulse voltage and responses of the apparatus) while others in frequency domain.
"Clearly for some segments of the security apparatus, there was an anxiety over the reinclusion of the Muslim Brotherhood in the political process," said Tarek Masoud, assistant professor of public policy at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.
Biles was the top qualifier in the vault by a solid margin, but**,** because the vault requires just a single maneuver, rather than the series demanded by every other apparatus, there's more of a chance that a competitor manages to play spoiler.
He wanted to explain all natural phenomena by means of this apparatus: There are two principal intermediates: Bacon regarded his cosmological worldview as a system of anticipations, which was open to revision in light of further scientific results based on the inductive method (Rees 1975b, 171).
