Sentence examples for machinery both from inspiring English sources

The slow pace of progress through current pay machinery both hampers the ability to secure reform and prolongs uncertainty for officers and staff".

The scene building had sufficient space for the operation of complex stage machinery both for flying actors onto or off the stage and for revealing a tableau of an interior scene on a platform rolled out from within.

One of the applications of Ni/MH batteries is actually linked to the military industry and industrial machinery, both of which require rechargeable batteries to work satisfactorily at high temperatures (from 313 to 353 K) [10, 11].

North of X (aka UK-based Chinese artist Sisi Lu) and his team spent a year and a half travelling the length and breadth of the UK to record, sonically and visually, the machinery, both analog and digital, that shapes the land along with the natural landscape that lies alongside it.

By decreasing transcription of components of cluster synthesis machinery, both iron utilization and regulation of iron uptake are impacted, contributing to the sideroblastic phenotype.

Possible mechanisms include chromosomal lesions at miRNA-encoding regions and defects in miRNA biosynthetic machinery, both of which were addressed in this manuscript.

Notice that a simple comparison of the HLs of the cytoplasmic and mitochondrial ribosomal and translation machineries (both approximately 24 min) does not show the significant difference which can be seen on the time series profiles and which is instead revealed by the phase delay analysis.

Great Britain established the administrative machinery for both national parks and nature reserves in 1949.

There will now be a struggle for control of the party machinery at both national and local levels.

Until the justices determine the legality of the two dueling sets of maps, much of the political machinery for both Democrats and Republicans has been thrown into limbo.

Check listings/website for details Audiophiles who love the smell of vinyl in the morning should go see how their favourite LPs are made – the machinery is both curiously anachronistic and oddly hypnotic.