Sentence examples for existing apparatuses from inspiring English sources

Using this method the optimal reaction route is determined independent of existing apparatuses and the recycle affecting the reactor is fully considered.

In his book, "Future Without War," Dieter Duhm writes: "What is decisive for the success of such peace projects is not how big and strong they are (compared to the existing apparatuses of violence), but how comprehensive and complex they are, how many elements of life they combine and unite in themselves in a positive way.

His 2 principal goals are to maintain the Park system's vast existing apparatus & at the same time to give it a new emphasis toward cities.

The new system has several advantages over existing apparatus.

In terms of cost, FIB-SEM requires a dedicated apparatus that would require an investment comparable to a transmission electron microscope or access to a facility with an existing apparatus.

On this issue, work has already begun with the idea, put forward by the justice minister of the Netherlands, of creating an assessment mechanism to measure how the judiciary is operating, in terms of respect for the principles of the rule of law, using, of course, the existing apparatus and bringing added value in terms of political monitoring.

This would require some modification of the LTP device itself to deliver the LTP to the tumour bed, sparing normal tissues, perhaps employing existing apparatus for cryotherapy and/or brachytherapy.

If serfdom were to be abolished, some other authority would have to be put in its place, and the existing bureaucratic apparatus was plainly inadequate.

The existing international apparatus simply cannot cope with the financial demands being placed on it by conflict in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and South Sudan, by natural disasters, and by the effects of climate change.

It may be necessary to upgrade the existing HPXMT apparatus to greater load capacity for higher pressures.

Unfortunately, no existing illumination apparatus satisfies this condition over the visible and near-infrared spectrum, so that suboptimal solutions must be adopted.