The phrase "apparatuses will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future states or conditions regarding multiple devices or systems.
Example: "In the upcoming project, the apparatuses will be tested for efficiency and reliability."
Alternatives: "devices will be" or "machines will be".
A democratic apparatus will be in place but elections will simply reaffirm the divisions within the country.
The idea is that the honeycomb of stiff card – tested by Shiffer using crash-simulation apparatus – will be strong enough to absorb an impact.
It is they who will decide whether this powerful but anomalous apparatus will be used to advance trade or throttle it.
"IN FRANCE'S view, if it is unthinkable that America's war apparatus will be annihilated on the spot, there is, on the other hand, no chance that the peoples of Asia will submit to the law of the foreigner who comes from the far shores of the Pacific, whatever his intentions, however powerful his weapons.
The apparatus will be mounted on the oriented platform outside the Zvezda service module in 2019.
The apparatus will be carried in space by means of a Russian satellite, due to launch in 2005, for a three year-long mission.
The first variant of the project realization envisages that the Solar Patrol apparatus will be placed on the serial Russian spacecraft (SpC) of COSMOS series designed by KB ARSENAL.
However, if the measurement apparatuses are set up to measure x-spin rather than z-spin, the evolution of the properties of the L-particle and the L-apparatus will be indeterministic.
The apparatus will be demonstrated here by exploring the effects of second-order angulation on forces and moments on conventional and self-ligating brackets in the dry and wet states.
That shot was aimed into empty space, but over the coming months, more components of the complex target apparatus will be put in the path of the beams before an attempt will be made to ignite the deuterium-tritium mixture.
