Sentence examples for description of machinery from inspiring English sources
An operation profile is a detailed description of machinery use and provides information about the production process (e.g. time and energy requirements).
Unfortunately there are no extant drawings or descriptions of machinery and sets for the Restoration theatre, although some documentation exists for court masques from the first half of the 17th century, notably the work of Inigo Jones and his pupil John Webb.
Beinhart's descriptions of the machinery of politics can be devastating.
In "Shoah," Lanzmann also interviews Nazi officials, whose dispassionate and self-justifying descriptions of the machinery of extermination give the movie, in effect, its villains.
X-ray crystallography is a powerful technique that provides a detailed molecular description of the catalytic machinery of an enzyme.
In this review, we will provide the basic description of the ubiquitin machinery, summarize the role of ubiquitin in molecular medicine approaches in the field of immune disorders and cancer as well as the current therapeutic strategies targeting these pathologies.
The recently solved crystal structure of the reovirus core particle has yielded a wealth of information, from the conserved architecture of double-stranded RNA viruses to a description of the mRNA capping machinery.
A detailed description of a new hybrid computational machinery devoted to the semiclassical direct calculation of atom diatom reaction rate coefficients implemented on the production computing Grid of European Grid Infrastructures is given.
To understand how perturbations in mRNA levels affect the synthesis of individual proteins within a large protein synthesis network, we consider here a genome-scale codon-wide model of the translation machinery with explicit description of the processes of initiation, elongation, and termination.
Pausanias gives a long description of the hippodrome and of the elaborate machinery used to start the horse races.
Imports of machinery are soaring.
