But the commission seems to be dismantling all of its apparatus for evaluating the application anyway.
But for all its apparatus of confronting the fact of the attack on the Twin Towers, an apparatus which includes, at the back of the book, a reverse flip-through photographic sequence of a person leaping from the burning building, Safran Foer's novel is most specifically a stylistic exercise, an appropriation of a singular American voice.
They found that the fly was executing maneuvers to compensate for inertia, not friction, a far more sophisticated calculation for its neurological apparatus to handle.
Pedestrians walked by, rarely glancing at the mosque, as if a long look would draw the kind of attention so long feared in a country notorious for its security apparatus.
Of course, Singapore is well known for its intelligence apparatus and was particularly well equipped to tackle the problem.
The pAPEC-1 plasmid could only use the transfer machinery of other plasmids to compensate for its defective apparatus without necessarily co-integrated to the helper plasmids.
We must be skeptical, she seems to be saying, of heroism and its apparatus, for these are tools in the hands of those who seek, with callous disregard for human life, to manipulate our collective destiny.
The claimant made the necessary preparations for carrying on the work to completion, and in procuring boats, tools, materials, and apparatus for its prosecution.
Anthony Huxley, son of the late Sir Julian Huxley, put it this way, "Every part of ecosystem Earth depends on the green life-support apparatus for its survival as a whole".
The proposed method is sensitive, accurate and reproducible; requires simple apparatus for its performance; and consequently is suitable for routine quality control of the drug.
