But in this complex human engine, testosterone is gasoline.
Gerry was the terrifying human engine that drove all that.
It is clear that in ending Saddam's tyranny, a huge human engine for mass destruction has been broken.
THE producer T. Edward Hambleton, the human engine behind New York's storied Phoenix Theater for three decades, is an anomaly in his family.
He explains how tools, from can openers to human-powered aircraft, exploit muscle power, and explores the human engine's capacity for running, rowing and carrying.
"For the human engine, the ability to dissipate heat is what keeps that engine going, and it's what keeps the riders from slowing down, even in hot, hot weather," Lim said.
But as she chat, chat, chats and charges around, you realise something key; that she's the one thing in this place that doesn't float, the human engine that motors the dream.
And he points out the sexual urgency contained in the "two adjacent, cunningly unpunctuated, present participles" in these lines from "The Waste Land": "the human engine waits/ Like a taxi throbbing waiting".
They were the human engine of a floating dredge, a forty-foot barge accompanied by four auxiliary boats the wood barge, the water barge, the cookshack, and, for sleeping, the houseboat.
They were the human engine of a floating dredge, a forty-foot barge accompanied by four auxiliary boats — the wood barge, the water barge, the cookshack, and, for sleeping, the houseboat.
To a degree unmatched elsewhere, America's white working class has been mythologised as the salt of the national earth, the human engine that turned the US into the greatest industrial power on the planet, that provided the home front that won two world wars.
