The phrase "machinery line" is correct and usable in written English.
For example: "The factory relies on its state-of-the-art machinery line to mass-produce goods."
The dark wooden workbench that once belonged to his grandfather is a far cry from the cutting-edge machinery lined up right behind it, like the custom-made precision lathe.
The resulting bang is still loud enough to make me jump as it reverberates around the workbenches, racks of tools and heavy machinery lining the walls.
Every one of Seagate's products can be built on any of its lines in any of its factories, using the same robots and machinery; each line produces 17,000 drives per day.
For Great Wall, a private Chinese carmaker that employs 50,000 workers, the Swiss robots and other machinery that line its factory floor produce more than cost savings.
Think of farm workers displaced by machinery, assembly line workers displaced by automation.
For Great Wall, a private sector Chinese car maker that employs 50,000 workers, the Swiss robots and other machinery that line its bright factory floor produce more than cost savings.
Measles in the skin, measles in the other lymph nodes, measles in the kidneys, measles in the gastrointestinal tract, even measles in the liver; that's in part because the virus can hijack the cellular replication machinery in lining of blood vessels and epithelial cells, as well as several types of infection-fighting cells.
Because the reverse transcription of mRNA uses the transposition machinery of LINEs [ 39], it will also frequently abort if the mRNA molecules are longer than LINEs and reverse transcribed from the 3' end.
But the state's Republican machinery has lined up squarely behind Mr. DiFrancesco, and party officials, many of them deeply indebted to Mr. DiFrancesco, have increasingly been calling on Mr. Schundler to withdraw from the race, citing Mr. DiFrancesco's impending incumbency.
Instead, for retrotransposition, ALU elements require the use of the retrotransposition machinery of LINE-1 (Dewannieux et al. 2003).
