Sentence examples for joint machinery from inspiring English sources

Confederations are voluntary associations of independent states that, to secure some common purpose, agree to certain limitations on their freedom of action and establish some joint machinery of consultation or deliberation.

Ammonia based approaches potentially left hazardous ammonia in the ice from where it had leaked through the joints of machinery.

Recurrent attempts since the 1970s to restructure the machinery of joint working, to create new incentives (and sometimes penalties) for collaboration, and to enable enhanced flexibilities for those eager to innovate, all testify to the continued challenge of fragmentation.

Japanese electronics maker Sony said Thursday it has formed a joint venture with a Japanese machinery maker to make liquid crystal displays for use in digital cameras and camcorders.

The processing and joining of CEs and SEs, mediated by DNA repair factors of the nonhomologous end-joining (NHEJ) machinery [6], yield one signal joint and one coding joint as the final products of recombination.

Or, "machinery workers may suffer joint pain from repeated use of a lever".

These findings suggest either that joint inflammation activates the CD44 alternative splicing machinery or that fibroblasts expressing CD44 variants are selected at the inflammation site.

These studies show for the first time that the Nav1.8 sodium channel is part of the molecular machinery involved in mechanotransduction of joint pain.

They shared a habit of rotating joints and accompanying their motions with mouthed machinery sounds.

Their purpose is to provide the flexibility to absorb movements due to thermal changes, and to absorb dynamic movements of machinery, adjoining buildings etc. Rubber expansion joints offer engineering advantages over metallic joints.

The term federation is used to refer to groupings of states, often on a regional basis, that establish central executive machinery to implement policies or to supervise joint activities.