Sentence examples for apparatus to define from inspiring English sources
He is known for pressing the government-wide national security apparatus to define policy, prepare capabilities and decide on required authorities in advance of potential crises.
Carnap introduces the apparatus of state-descriptions to define the formal semantic notion of L-truth.
The hollowed-out political system and the relatively recent appearance of foreign investors and international organizations explain the near absence of the apparatus that has come to define the new kleptocracies.
Mill argues that the apparatus of logic permits us to define predicates such as 'unicorn' that connote attributes that are not present in things given in ordinary experience.
The city also aggressively used its tremendous public relations apparatus to first deny there was a disaster and then to define the disaster as natural and unpreventable.
That afternoon, I met Mahmoud Zaher, a retired general in Egypt's military-intelligence apparatus who now fulfilled a role whose contours he was hesitant to define.
The methodology based on this above concept enabled us to define the transversal stiffness both of a contractile apparatus and of a membrane with a cortical cytoskeleton [ 5].
It is in particular necessary to define an adequate model of the system and the heating/cooling apparatus to maintain the temperature of the gas in an acceptable range.
"How to define atrocities.
Using a microdissection apparatus equipped microscope suitable for yeast (Singer Instruments), cells were transferred to defined places on the agar plates and virgin daughter cells were collected.
