When Mr Yeltsin fell dangerously ill and underwent a heart bypass operation, Mr Chubais held the machinery of government together.
Retrospectively, it appears to be no less than a constitutional "fraud" that even American citizens, as white women were, could not vote unless specifically permitted by white males holding state machinery.
Vibration-induced white finger disease (VWF) is an industrial injury that is triggered by the continued use of vibrating hand-held machinery.
In fact, a UK government fund that had been set up to cover claims by ex-coalminers who were exposed to the use of vibrating hand-held machinery had exceeded £100 million in payments by 2004 [ 1].
Fix and maintain machinery.
The proteasomal machinery is held as a major contributor to the sequenced process that degrades myofibrils [ 36, 46].
The steady-state level of many such ncRNAs are held in check by machineries that target these transcripts for their rapid degradation.
After the professor died in 1973, his son Christopher sent more papers still, until Marquette came to hold the vast machinery of Middle-earth in all its original parts, along with thousands of pages of articles, commentary and fan fiction — the vast forests and foothills of secondary scholarship now girding Mount Tolkien.
A paper in today's Science describes a protein that not only holds this tagging machinery together, but helps confiscate misfolded proteins before they can be mistakenly exported from the cell.
Thousands of civilian products, like large truck tires, and all manner of tools and machinery, were being held up by American objections that they could have military application.
The state judge noted that Mr. Wood had held jobs that used heavy machinery, managed his own money, planned and cooked meals, and subscribed to Hot Rod magazine.
