Sentence examples for machineries into the from inspiring English sources
The amount of immobilized folding machineries was increased as the loading amount of folding machineries into the cation exchanger was increased (Fig. 2).
In order to determine the binding capacity of folding machineries into the cation exchanger, each refolding gel immobilized with folding machineries was mixed with 2 bead volumes of 50 mM sodium phosphate buffer, pH 8.4 containing 1 M NaCl.
Second, the model by viral overtake meets a stumbling block: if three different viruses brought the three distinct DNA replication machineries into the three cell lineages, why have not the hallmark genes that are essential for viral DNA replication, in particular S3H and the viral-type primase, entered the genomes of any of those cellular lineages?
In part, what "Borg vs. McEnroe" dramatizes is the intrusion of media machinery into the formerly genteel realm of world-class tennis.
The Chepe railroad was built, ostensibly, to ferry gold prospectors and their machinery into the lucrative metallurgical seams of the Sierra Tarahumara.
"We consider the entry of any soldier or military machinery into the Kingdom of Bahrain's air, sea or land territories a blatant occupation," al-Wefaq said.
The Tories expect more than 30,000 jobs will have to be cut as part of introducing new machinery into the service.
An integration of data about the prospected energy demand of machinery into the early planning phase enables the reduction of investments, operating costs and environmental impacts.
The next challenge was to build a transport system that could carry machinery into the mining zone and export finished ingots.
The commission stuck a finger in the air and ventured that this might be compatible with a 61% rise in passengers by 2050, a calculation that must rely on engineering advances easing the brute, energy-intensive physics of lifting people and machinery into the air.
As Guzmán climbed a wooden ladder toward ground level, he passed the evidence of what seemed to be a months-long engineering project: a generator, which had powered the tools that workmen used to build the tunnel; a heavy-duty electric winch, to lower machinery into the pit; gallons of hydraulic fluid; coils of steel mesh.
