Sentence examples for apparatus which could from inspiring English sources

That will mean making new apparatus, which could take a while.

More practically, it means access to the union's considerable campaign apparatus, which could finance mailings, telephone calls and leaflets.

Earlier this year, he was seeking to secure its future, particularly a project to develop a village-size leaf fractionation apparatus which could be built and used in Nigeria.

The US is particularly concerned about French insistence that the EU should have an independent military planning apparatus, which could draw on military resources presently at the disposal of Nato.

The data raise the possibility that the olfactory mucosa may have a significant transport apparatus which could be important in the design of new therapeutic approaches for direct nose-to-brain transfer of drugs and olfaction.

Further progress required apparatus which could overcome the depth limitation of breathing pure oxygen.

Previous studies showed that the degeneration of chondrocytes was caused by a deficiency in Golgi apparatus development, which could be in charge of sugar synthesis and protein transport in chondrocytes [ 36].

The distribution of the acoustic paths on the mechanical apparatus follows the Tailored integration, which could reduce the inherent error by 2 3% compared with the Gaussian integration commonly used in the ultrasonic flowmeter now.

The stability of the external fixation apparatus is critical in preventing excessive movement which could increase morbidity and compromise bone healing [2, 3].

Popular support and an effective propaganda apparatus allowed Piłsudski to maintain his authoritarian powers, which could not be overruled by the president, who was appointed by Piłsudski, nor by the Sejm.

The apparatus consisted of a metal plate (24.5×24.5 cm), which could be heated to a constant temperature, on which a plastic cylinder (20 × 18 cm; diameter × height) was placed.