The three basic groups--bacteria, single-celled microbes called archaea, and eukarya such as plants and us--each contain machinery that deciphers genetic blueprints and produces critical proteins.
The children were hung by their wrists over the loom, forced to lift their legs each time the machinery hurtled beneath them.
Both men rose to power largely outside the state's entrenched, often corrupt political machinery — each first ran for office against an incumbent from his own party — and aides say they share a disdain for that establishment.
A maintenance schedule for the plant should be provided by the contractors and compiled based on the manufacturers' handbook of each item of machinery.
Every one of Seagate's products can be built on any of its lines in any of its factories, using the same robots and machinery; each line produces 17,000 drives per day.
This makes for spectacular and guaranteed crane viewing, but also means that ongoing projects, including clearing vegetation off the sandbars with heavy machinery each year, are needed to protect this last stretch of habitat, not just for sandhill cranes but also for the endangered whooping cranes who migrate through the area around the same time, and of which there are only 300 left in the wild.
Three subcomplexes constitute the basic Pol III machinery, each performing essential functions.
The decision variable among the algorithm is local variable, which is the number of transport machinery for each earthwork flow.
While we know much about the molecular machinery within each compartment, we are only beginning to understand how these compartments are structurally registered and functionally integrated with one another.
Her hull had two wing compartments on each side of her machinery spaces as well as a centerline longitudinal watertight bulkhead separating the engines and boilers.
