He insists that D-Day could have been a rout but for the fact that by mid-1944, British, American and Canadian warriors — from the top down — had transformed their organization into a smoothly functioning apparatus, refined their means of gathering intelligence and designed the now-famous "bodyguard of lies" that misled the Nazis about when and how the Allies would invade Europe.
It is our hope to provide a view into our minds as we move from the inception of a new concept (merging neutral molecular beams) to an actual, functioning apparatus.
Off the hall lies the Windlass Room, in which Burges delighted in assembling the fully functioning apparatus for the drawbridge, together with murder-holes for expelling boiling oil.
The determinant of the Fisher information matrix was used as a measure of the expected information obtained from the experiments as a function of apparatus geometry.
Downregulation of the photosynthetic function and apparatus is a major hallmark of N starvation [ 77].
Myobundles recapitulate key functional aspects of human skeletal muscle including a functioning contractile apparatus, responsive acetylcholine and β2-adrenergic receptors, and physiological calcium handling, all of which are involved in pharmacological side effects in humans (Bowes et al., 2012).
Despite her landslide electoral victory, the military controls key government functions and apparatus on paper as well as in reality – notably security.
Thequestion that's going to haunt a state-by-state candidate like Deanis how to get a fully functioning political apparatus full of rentedstrangers up and running in eight states simultaneously by February3.
He develops an argument that he calls the "experimenters' regress" (Collins 1985, chapter 4, pp. 79 111): What scientists take to be a correct result is one obtained with a good, that is, properly functioning, experimental apparatus.
Treatment of cells with 6-AU results in nucleotide depletion and enhances the requirement for a fully functioning transcription apparatus for efficient transcription [49].
