"There is a deeply entrenched habit of thought," Mr. Kronman said, "which inclines to the view of the Constitution as a piece of very well constructed machinery that can and will answer any intractable problem that we may have -- impeachment, whatever.
Scalia, in his dissent, suggested that there was nothing strange about Congress constructing machinery for people who would, as he interprets the law, be nothing more than phantoms, so that they could do the math on credits whose amount would be zero.
These issues were investigated in qualitative research with 66 Australian firms that designed and constructed machinery for supply into local and international markets.
This paper presents the findings of qualitative research which examined how manufacturers addressed safety matters in the course of designing and constructing machinery, and the factors shaping their responses.
Yet, at the same time, Wallace fancies himself as forward-looking, his mission being to bust crime and construct the machinery of the future; the dénouement of "A Close Shave," though packed with bleating sheep, was also an adoring gesture toward "Terminator".
It is a matter of historical record that they sought to construct a machinery of government which would endure for generations.He is an exhilarating writer, and his view seems so much more exciting, and inspiring, than the sometimes crabbed reasoning of Justice Scalia.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) aims to construct "thinking machinery".
"I always wanted to construct agricultural machinery".
This is obviously important for all of biology, to have a rigid material with which to construct the machinery of life.
Jobs are created first for the workers who design and build machinery and construct physical plants, and then for the employees who are employed by manufacturing companies or other capital intensive industries such as steel, chemicals, telecommunications, and renewable energy.
